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How do we know whether winter is there or not? Mon May 02, 2005 11:03 am  How do we know whether winter is there or not?
 

Test No. incompl/advan-6 "Phrasal Verbs", question 8

It's easy to see from the way the garden is looking that winter has ..........

(a) set out
(b) set in
(c) set up
(d) set off

Test No. incompl/advan-6 "Phrasal Verbs", answer 8

It's easy to see from the way the garden is looking that winter has set in.

Correct answer: (b) set in
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Winter Mon May 02, 2005 11:08 am  Winter
 

Signs of frost/snow/cold temperature and no leaves on the trees.
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Reply to Alan's explanation to ans. 8 test 6 (adv.level) Mon Aug 15, 2005 18:05 pm  Reply to Alan's explanation to ans. 8 test 6 (adv.level)
 

Question Where does Alan see the signs he mentions? the sentence is ambiguous and does NOT show enough evidence!The only way to guess which season is coming would be intonation, but we have to guess from what we read,don't we?
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How do we know whether winter is there or not? Mon Aug 15, 2005 18:11 pm  How do we know whether winter is there or not?
 

HI Sophie,
I've done this test earlier today and I remember very clearly it is mentioned in one of the questions. Do not forget that each test has a logic and tells a little story Wink
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How do we know whether winter is there or not? Tue Aug 16, 2005 9:54 am  How do we know whether winter is there or not?
 

The sentence itself says that it is winter, though no signs of the season are mentioned-- and none are necessary.

Your task is to choose the correct phrasal verb to indicate what winter may do in context. Only set in works with winter as a subject. Set out, set up and set off do not collocate with the season.

The wagon train set out/off for California.
The campers set up their tent in two minutes flat.
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Answer Sat Apr 01, 2006 21:32 pm  Answer
 

Do you think taht is is corrct when you uses will after when in a sentence from the test????
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How do we know whether winter is there or not? Sun Apr 02, 2006 1:33 am  How do we know whether winter is there or not?
 

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I am unclear as to which sentence you are speaking of, Jaro. Could you give us the sentence?
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