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Directions (1-5): In each of the following questions one phrase has been given and it has been followed by four sentences. You have to find out in which of these sentences phrase has been used properly according to its meaning and mark your answer from the options denoted by a), b), c) and d). Mark e) as your answer if you find that phrase has been applied properly in all the sentences.
Set out
i) The school coordinator has set out the schedule for the annul function and all the teachers are requested to follow that.
ii) He set out with the aim of becoming the best tennis player of his state.
iii) In my report I have set out the ideas for improving the performance of company.
iv) Office attendant was setting out the furniture in the meeting hall.
only i & ii
only i, ii & iv
only ii & iii
all except iv
all are correct
Correct Answer is (d). The phrase “set out” has more than one meaning. These are “to present ideas, facts, etc. in an organized way, in speech or writing / to begin a job, task, etc. with a particular aim or goal” and phrase has been allowed properly in i, ii and iii sentences.
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