Collocations of 'Do- Set- Go' - Influence & Control (Set)

Explore English collocations with 'Set' used for expressing influence and control, including "set the pace" and "set a trap".

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Collocations of 'Do- Set- Go'

to begin a specific process, action, or series of events

Ex: He set the renovation plan in motion by contacting contractors .

to describe or create the environment, context, or background for a story, event, or situation, typically to help the audience or readers better understand the context

Ex: Let 's set the scene with an introduction to the historical context .

to set a high standard or example for others to follow

Ex: Let 's set the pace in innovation by introducing groundbreaking products .

to cause a fire to begin

Ex: They set fire to the old documents to dispose of them safely .

to create a plan or device to catch or deceive something or someone

Ex: They set a trap to deter burglars from entering their property .

to show how to behave or act so that others can learn from it

Ex: He set an example of punctuality by always arriving on time .

to begin a task or activity with determination and focus

Ex: He set to work on the new software development project with enthusiasm .

to initiate or establish a new style, behavior, or pattern that becomes popular and influential

Ex: Let 's set a trend in the industry by adopting innovative practices .