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Phrasal Verb - Moving In

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To move in typically means to enter or establish oneself in a particular place, space, or position. This can be related to housing, work, or any other type of environment. It involves taking possession or responsibility of something. Moving in usually implies that one has a certain level of control, authority, or ownership over a specific area.

Examples​

No.Example
1After completing the payment, we moved in and started decorating the apartment.
2The company is moving in new management which includes several fresh hires from top universities.
3My family moved in next door and we heard their noise during the party.
4The theatre is moving in new set designs as part of their current production.
5She is moving in her grandmother while her house is under renovation.
6Move in the cash you received and make an investment in stocks.
7Move in close and whisper the secret to my ear.
8Move in at the right hour and get the fresh catch of the day.
9The sales team should move in swiftly and grab those leads.
10The teacher asked the students to move in the wreckage without touching it to study.

Phrasal Verb - checking in

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To greet or acknowledge someone's presence, especially when arriving at a place, usually after a period of absence; To answer someone's question or address someone's query, often as a way of providing additional information.

Examples​

No.Example
1I checked in with my friends on social media.
2The traveler had to check in with the border control officer before entering the country.
3She checked in with the doctor to discuss her treatment plan.
4The reporter checked in with the government officials for a statement on the recent event.
5I checked in with my parents when I arrived at the airport.
6He checked in with his colleagues to discuss the project's progress.
7The airlines asked passengers to check in by 6pm to prepare for departure.
8She checked in with her friends at the hotel reception before heading out to explore the city.
9He checked in with the IT department to resolve the technical issues with his computer.
10The researcher checked in with her colleagues at the conference to discuss their findings.