Moving out means leaving a home to live elsewhere.

The idea

Use move out alone or move out of before the home. The expression is neutral in everyday speech. In this sense, no noun or pronoun object separates the words.

Examples

  • We moved out in June.
  • The tenants moved out of the house.
  • My brother will move out next month.
  • Are you moving out of your apartment?
  • They have to move out before winter.
  • Our friends moved out of their old flat yesterday.

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Watch out

Do not omit of before the home: say move out of the flat, not move out the flat.

Try it yourself

  1. Choose the correct option. Our neighbours will move ___ tomorrow. (out / into)

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    out

    out completes the expression for leaving a home.

  2. Choose the correct option. We are moving out ___ this building. (of / to)

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    of

    of connects the expression to the home left behind.

  3. Choose the correct option. She ___ out last Saturday. (moved / move)

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    moved

    moved fits the past time given.

Use it today

Describe when someone leaves a home for good.