Phrasal Verb - To move

Move in significa mudar-se para uma nova casa, escritório:

• Happy English moved in to this space three years ago.
• Jack found a new apartment. He’s going to move in on May 1^st.
• You can move in once you pay the first month’s rent.

De maneira similar, usamos  move in with para mostrar que alguém está compartilhando o local com alguém

• Lori moved in with her boyfriend last summer.
• Her parents didn’t agree with her moving in with him because they are not married.
• Danny moved in with his brother when he left his wife.

O oposto de  move in é move out, com o significado de parar de estar estalado, ou morando em algum lugar.

• Serena said she wants to move out from her parent’s house after college.
• If you don’t like your roommate that much, you should move out.
• Jim’s company finally moved out of that old office building.

Move on significa progredir de uma situação para outra: 

• After ten years in ABC Bank, Bob moved on to become the CEO of XYZ Bank.
• I’ve stayed in this company for a long time without a promotion. I think its time to move on.
• Joe acted in some musicals in New York before moving on to doing movies in Hollywood.

Move over significa mudar sua posição a fim de providenciar espaço para outra pessoa. Pode ser usado também para coisas. 

• Can you move over? I would like to sit on that bench too.
• Why are you sitting on that side of the sofa? Move over next to me!
• The flowers on the table are pretty, but can you please move them over? I can’t see everyone!