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YET ENGLISH: Phrasal Verb
PHRASAL VERBS

to move on

to begin
doing something new,
going to a different place,
or
discuss something new
 

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UPDATED:  25 JULY 2022
EXAMPLES:
  • After leaning this phrasal verb, you can move on to the next one.

  • ​We've been studying Chinese economics for two days.  It's time to move on and to the Russian economy.
    ​
  • We were watching the policeman arrest the woman when the other policeman told me to move on so I did.

  • Twitter's CEO told his staff it was time to move on since Tusk wasn't going to buy the company.

PHRASAL VERBS
ESL GRAMMAR
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