Phrasal verbs: Set forward

Meaning:  

1) explain, describe, present (something in an organized way).

Examples:

- She has set forward an ambitious plan.

Phrasal verbs: Set out

Meaning:  

1) intend, plan (to do something).
2) leave (for a place).

Examples:

- They succeeded in what they set out to do.
- They set out for London early the following day.

Phrasal verbs: Set about

Meaning:  

start, begin (to do something)

Examples:

- They set about creating a new Web site.

- I don’t know how to set about it.

Phrasal verbs: Set off

Meaning:  

start, begin, leave, trigger, cause.

Examples:

- We set off for work at seven-thirty.

- The incident set off a debate about how public land should be used.

Phrasal verbs: Set up

Meaning:  

create, prepare, istitute, establish, arrange (something).

Examples:

- In the early 1970s my father set up his own small business.
- We also need to set up a second European Monetary System.