[Grammar] go to or move on

[moqaddas]

We went to the cages of birds.
We moved on the cages of birds.

Is it right to use ''move on '' in place of ''go to''?
I think both sentences have same meaning,What do all of you think?

 

[bhaisahab]

We went to the cages of birds.
We moved on the cages of birds.

Is it right to use ''move on '' in place of ''go to''?
I think both sentences have same meaning,What do all of you think?

Can you give some context?
If you are looking round a zoo, for example, you might say "After seeing the monkeys we moved on/went to the aviary (bird cages)."

 

[moqaddas]

Can you give some context?
If you are looking round a zoo, for example, you might say "After seeing the monkeys we moved on/went to the aviary (bird cages)."

yes, I was talking about zoo when I saw beasts after them I moved on the cages of birds but you used ''bird cages'',Is it wrong to say ''cages of birds''?

 

[SoothingDave]

"Birdcage" is one word. "Cage of bird" is not natural. Even where it is not one word, we would still say "tiger cage" or "monkey cage" instead of "cage of tiger."