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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and it moved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or change in position of a subject, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "The object was still for a moment, and then it moved across the table."
Alternatives: "and it shifted" or "and it changed position".
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Protests from parents helped save it, and it moved into its current location in 1977.
A&M-San Antonio was established as a stand-alone institution in 2009, and it moved to its permanent location in fall 2011.
The government asserted that the existing selection of textbooks had a leftist slant and pro-North Korean bias, and it moved to produce its own book.
When Hostess filed for bankruptcy, the company insisted that its labor costs and union rules were unsustainable, and it moved to renegotiate the contracts.
The storm was given the name Dora, and it moved generally westward due to a ridge to its north.
At the time, the depression had persistent convection around a small circulation, and it moved steadily westward due to a ridge to its north.
Its name changed to Junior's Grill in 1958, and it moved locations twice since then.
And it moved people".
And it moved at a kind of incredible pace.
"They talk about seeds and it moved like a wave.
"And it moved me — it genuinely moved me," she said.
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