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We have to be moving on

🇬🇧 UK //wiː hæv tə biː ˈmuːvɪŋ ɒn// 🇺🇸 US //wi hæv tə bi ˈmuːvɪŋ ɑn//

Meaning of We have to be moving on

To continue to a different place or situation.

In simple words: We need to continue or leave.

We have to be moving on in a sentence

• We have to be moving on to the next venue for the party.
• After finishing our tasks, we have to be moving on to new projects.
• I think it's time; we have to be moving on from this discussion.
• As the sun set, we knew we have to be moving on before it gets dark.
• Although I enjoyed the moment, we have to be moving on to meet our deadline.

How to use We have to be moving on

Use this phrase to indicate the need to progress, typically in situations where time is limited or change is necessary. It's appropriate in various contexts, such as discussions, meetings, or social gatherings.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a train moving on tracks – it's the only way to go forward.

Related words

Collocations with We have to be moving on

• have to be moving on soon
• have to be moving on already
• we have to be moving on quickly

Synonyms for We have to be moving on

• proceed
• advance
• continue
• progress
• depart

Common mistakes with We have to be moving on

• Confused with 'move on' which can mean to progress emotionally.
• Using it too formally in casual conversations.
• Not using it when actually needing to leave or change topics.

Frequently asked questions about We have to be moving on

What does We have to be moving on mean?

We need to continue or leave.

What is the definition of We have to be moving on?

To continue to a different place or situation.

How do you use We have to be moving on in a sentence?

We have to be moving on to the next venue for the party.

Can you give another example of We have to be moving on?

After finishing our tasks, we have to be moving on to new projects.

What are synonyms for We have to be moving on?

Common alternatives include proceed, advance, continue, progress, depart.

What words go with We have to be moving on?

It commonly pairs with have to be moving on soon, have to be moving on already, we have to be moving on quickly.

What are common mistakes when using We have to be moving on?

Confused with 'move on' which can mean to progress emotionally. Using it too formally in casual conversations. Not using it when actually needing to leave or change topics.

How do you pronounce We have to be moving on?

US: //wi hæv tə bi ˈmuːvɪŋ ɑn//, UK: //wiː hæv tə biː ˈmuːvɪŋ ɒn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use We have to be moving on?

Use this phrase to indicate the need to progress, typically in situations where time is limited or change is necessary. It's appropriate in various contexts, such as discussions, meetings, or social gatherings.