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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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next door, moved into the house
Our new neighbors moved into the house next door yesterday.
I understand the meaning of this sentence as, "Our new neighbours went into their new house yesterday". Am I right?
I have no idea what the "next door" could mean?
Please help me.
I understand the meaning of this sentence as, "Our new neighbours went into their new house yesterday". Am I right?
I have no idea what the "next door" could mean?
Please help me.
Top answer
Moved in - went to live there and brought all their furniture and belongings over. Next door - the property immediately next to yours.
- Moved in - went to live there and brought all their furniture and belongings over.
- Next door - the property immediately next to yours.
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Moved in - went to live there and brought all their furniture and belongings over.
Next door - the property immediately next to yours.
Next door - the property immediately next to yours.
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