Phrasal verb №10
set out to
/set aʊt tuː/
Meaning
To begin doing something with a clear purpose or intention
Example
She set out to learn Spanish in one year.
She set out to learn Spanish in one year.
Examples with the phrasal verb set out to
He set out to learn English and practise every day.
He set out to learn English and practise every day.
She set out to become a doctor when she was young.
She set out to become a doctor when she was young.
They set out to build their own house in the countryside.
They set out to build their own house in the countryside.