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UK//muːv lɛft//US//muːv lɛft//

Meaning of Move left

Change your position to the left side.

Move left in a sentence

  • During the dance routine, all participants must move left on the cue.
  • To see better, please move left a little.
  • In the game, you need to move left to avoid the obstacle.
  • I told him to move left when the light turned green.
  • The coach shouted, 'Everyone move left for better formation!'

How to use Move left

Use 'move left' in casual contexts, especially giving instructions in sports or dance. Avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

move + direction

Memory hint

Think of steering a car to the left.

Related words

Collocations with Move left

  • move left quickly
  • move left slowly
  • move left together

Synonyms for Move left

  • shift left
  • slide left
  • adjust left

Common mistakes with Move left

  • Using 'move to left' instead of 'move left'.
  • Confusing 'left' with 'right'.

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Frequently asked questions about Move left

What does Move left mean?

Change your position to the left side.

How do you use Move left in a sentence?

During the dance routine, all participants must move left on the cue.

Can you give another example of Move left?

To see better, please move left a little.

What are synonyms for Move left?

Common alternatives include shift left, slide left, adjust left.

What words go with Move left?

It commonly pairs with move left quickly, move left slowly, move left together.

What are common mistakes when using Move left?

Using 'move to left' instead of 'move left'. Confusing 'left' with 'right'.

How do you pronounce Move left?

US: //muːv lɛft//, UK: //muːv lɛft//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Move left?

Use 'move left' in casual contexts, especially giving instructions in sports or dance. Avoid in formal writing.