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Choose the correct meaning from the box given below for the underlined phrasal verbs in the following sentences: 1. He’s planning to move out of his parents’ house next month. 2. Our new neighbours moved in yesterday. 3. I’ve been in this job long enough—it’s time I moved on. 4. Can you move over a bit so I can sit down? 5. The police officer told the crowd to move along. The bus moved off as soon as all the passengers were seated. Box: (i) to start doing or discussing something new (ii) to begin living in a new home or place (iii) to start moving; to leave (iv) to go to a new position, especially in order to make room for other people (v) to leave a place where one has been living (vi) to shift position to make space for someone or something

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1. move out: (v) to leave a place where one has been living 2. moved in: (ii) to begin living in a new home or place 3. moved on: (i) to start doing or discussing something new 4. move over: (vi) to shift position to make space for someone or something 5. move along: (iv) to go to a new position, especially in order to make room for other people 6. moved off: (iii) to start moving; to leave

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    1. ‘Move out’ refers to permanently departing a current dwelling.
    2. ‘Moved in’ denotes occupying and establishing oneself in a new residence.
    3. ‘Moved on’ signifies leaving a static career role to pursue fresh beginnings.
    4. ‘Move over’ asks a seated person to slide aside to make space.
    5. ‘Move along’ is an instruction to keep walking and prevent overcrowding.
    6. ‘Moved off’ specifies a transport vehicle beginning its journey and leaving the stop.

     

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