Which should you use, set forth or set fourth? One meaning of the phrasal verb set forth is to start a journey, especially one that is long and difficult. The other meaning is to explain or describe something in a clear and detailed way, especially in writing. Set fourth is a misspelling.
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He set fourth on his journey into the unknown.
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| Correct: |
He set forth on his journey into the unknown.
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| Incorrect: |
This plan sets fourth a vision for the future.
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| Correct: |
This plan sets forth a vision for the future.
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