move to/ into
I know how to use

move into a house

move in.

But what´s the difference with " move to a new house" ?

Thanks

Question

move to/ into
I know how to use

move into a house

move in.

But what´s the difference with " move to a new house"  ?

Thanks

Answer

They are very similar, the only difference being:

"Move to a new house" suggests that you have not moved in just yet and you are in the process of doing so.
"Move into a house" suggests that you have moved in.

Again, they are very similar and both mean the same thing. It depends on the context in which they are used.

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