This is something you might say if you are trying to rent somewhere to live.
Move out. It means to take all of your things out of the flat and stop living there. The opposite is move in. These are both phrasal verbs.
Notice. To give the landlord notice means to say in advance that you will be moving out on a certain date.
Notice is usually a month, so if you want to move out on the 31st of August, you need to tell the landlord of your intentions on the 31st of July.
However, maybe the landlord only requires 2 weeks' notice.
You can also give notice in a job - you tell the boss you are going to leave on a certain date.
e.g. 'Are you still working at the bank?' 'Yes, but I handed my notice in last week. I'll be leaving at the end of the month.'
This sentence is an example of houses, renting a flat, phrasal verbs.
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