Hi Bárbara, Correct: Everyday I'm off to work at 8:00 AM Everyday I'mset off for work at 8:00 AM Correction: Everyday I set off for work at 8:00 AM Everyday I'm Set out to work at 8:00 AM I don't think we would see this often: Everyday I go out to work at 8:00 AM More common: Everyday I go to work at 8:00 AM More often we say "go out" when it's for fun: I'm going out for dinner later, would you like to come? Also, sometimes "going out" means "dating" like a romantic date. How long have you been going out with David? = How long have you been dating David? Scott

Remember that I'm is a contraction of I am so if you wouldn't say it that way, then you can't use I'm. :-) good work!!

I would avoid the word "set" in this situation. "Set out" usually refers to the beginning of an adventure. For example: "I set out on an adventure twenty days ago." "Set out" is not very common, but it can be used occasionally. Most people would say " I leave for work everyday at 8 AM." Or. " I leave for work at 8 AM everyday."

out of work means unemployed.