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The phrase "I move into" is correct and can be used in written English
This phrase is usually used to discuss a change of location and can appear both as a statement or in a question. For example: "Yesterday, I moved into a new apartment." "When did you move into your new house?"
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Why didn't I move into a nice place?
"Every corner I move into is a disaster.
"Once I move into the apartment I'm going to feel so relieved," Justin said.
"But when I move into my new apartment, all I need is the first month's rent".
Now, when I move into a company, I talk to the founders about what they stand for and their philosophies.
"If I make more money, when I go to the store I buy a better car, a better refrigerator, I move into a better house.
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Eventually, I moved into acceptance.
"I moved into Israeli society.
Then I moved into article marketing.
"I moved into the record industry.
Last weekend I moved into a share house.
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