What is the past tense of set sail?

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The past tense of set sail is also set sail.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of set sail is sets sail.

The present participle of set sail is setting sail.

The past participle of set sail is set sail.

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Marcus just e-mailed me to say that the container holding all our worldly possessions is scheduled to set sail for Trinidad on February 9th.

Racing to the third bend James Fancy got into a challenging position along the rails and quickly set sail for home.

The Hornet set sail and made way for the launch point Southeast of Japan's coast line.

After four months of intense training, Pak, Malcom and 118 partisans boarded four junks and set sail for the mainland.

When all the conditions are meet, and there is perhaps a favourable wind, or a tailwind, then set sail.

The sky looked gray and stormy as the company loaded the ship and they began to set sail.

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