He has set out for Canada.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He has set out for Canada.

He set out for Canada yesterday.

He returned from Canada.

He came back from Canada.

At present he is in Canada.

At present, he is in Canada.

I decided to leave Canada.

He is on the point of leaving for Canada.

They settled in Canada.

I'm from Canada.

He's Canadian, I fancy.

I was in Canada then.

We are planning to go to Canada.

Canada is to the north of the United States.

I am planning a business trip to Canada.

Canada bounds on the United States.

Canada adjoins the U.S.

I researched about the events in Canada.

Canada is on the north side of America.

I have been to Canada.

I'm from Canada.

He said: “I'm from Canada.”

He said, "I'm from Canada."

Kevin gave up the idea of going to Canada.

I have been to Canada.

She was saying that she wants to go to Canada again next year.

we decided offhand to go to Canada

Canada adjoins the U.S.

They are snowbirds from Canada.

I'm from Canada.