Mini-Course Lesson 5: 20 ways to use the word SET in English

<p>⭐ Download the worksheet: http://bit.ly/miniexercise5<br /> ✔️ Read the lesson text: https://www.espressoenglish.net/20-different-ways-to-use-the-word-set-in-english/<br /> ❤️ Free sample lessons from my courses: http://bit.ly/EEFreeSamples</p> <p>Hello students! Today is the final day of our mini-course on words with multiple meanings – I hope you’ve been enjoying it.</p> <p>Our multiple-meaning word of the day is SET. You'll learn how it's used as a verb, noun, and adjective. We'll also learn phrasal verbs like set aside vs. set apart, and idioms like dead set, not set in stone, and set the record straight.</p> <p>We’ve now reached the end of this mini-course – can you believe it?</p> <p>In just 5 days you’ve learned over 100 different ways to use the words run, get, break, cut, and set. I know it’s a lot of information to take in, so I’d recommend reviewing all the lessons to remind yourself of all the meanings.</p> <p>To continue learning, you can keep following my free lessons by e-mail, or on YouTube – but if you have your heart set on becoming fluent in English – if you really want this, if it’s your goal – one of the best ways is to join my courses.</p> <p>These free lessons are helpful, but my courses are even more detailed and organized. They will help you learn English effectively, even if you have little time to study – and I have courses on all the different areas of the language: speaking, listening, vocabulary, grammar, phrasal verbs, and much more.</p> <p>▶ Free E-Book: 500 Real English Phrases:<br /> http://bit.ly/FreeEbook500Phrases</p> <p>▶ Espresso English Courses on Speaking, Vocabulary, Grammar, Pronunciation, & more!<br /> http://bit.ly/EspressoEnglishCourses</p> <p>▶ Free Samples:<br /> http://bit.ly/EEFreeSamples</p> <p>⭐️ Get a 50% discount when you join the Complete Program! ⭐️<br /> 600+ lessons - http://bit.ly/CompleteProgram50discount</p> <p>---------------------------------------<br /> FOLLOW ESPRESSO ENGLISH TO LEARN ENGLISH FASTER!<br /> - Espresso English Website: http://bit.