“to be all set” / “to be set”
Meaning: to be ready or prepared to start, do, or complete something
Similar Expressions
- We are all set to begin.
- We are set to begin.
- We are ready to begin.
- We are all ready to begin.
- We are prepared to begin.
When do we use it?
We simply use this phrase to show that we are ready or prepared or that something is ready or prepared.
- We are all to set to start the meeting.
- Dinner is all set. Let’s eat.
How do we use it?
We can use the simple phrase “be set” or we can add the word “all” to emphasize.
- We are set to go.
- We are all set to go.
After this phrase we can use “to + verb” or “for + noun”.
- I am all set to give my presentation.
- I am all set for my presentation.
We cannot use this phrase in any continuous verb tense.
I am setting to go.
Example English Conversation
A) Have you fixed my phone?
B) Yes, it is all set. Here you are.
A) Thank you so much.
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