move one letter from first and add it to second to make two new proper wordswords are: movie , most

To solve the problem of rearranging the letters in the words "movie" and "most" by moving one letter from the first word to the second to form two new proper words, follow these steps:

Step 1: Analyze the Words

• The first word is "movie," which is composed of the letters {m, o, v, i, e}.
• The second word is "most," which is composed of the letters {m, o, s, t}.

Step 2: Identify Potential Moves

Identify a letter from "movie" that can be moved to "most" to create valid words. We need to consider the letters in both words.

Step 3: Possible Rearrangements

1. Move 'v' from "movie":

   • New word from "movie": "moie" (not a word)
   • New word for "most": "mostv" (not a word)

2. Move 'i' from "movie":

   • New word from "movie": "move"
   • New word for "most": "mosti" (not a word)

3. Move 'e' from "movie":

   • New word from "movie": "movi" (not a word)
   • New word for "most": "moste" (not a word)

4. Move 'o' from "movie":

   • New word from "movie": "mvie" (not a word)
   • New word for "most": "mosto" (not a word)

5. Move 'm' from "movie":

   • New word from "movie": "ovie" (not a word)
   • New word for "most": "mostm" (not a word)

However, let's consider moving 'e' from "movie" to make:

• "movi + e" becoming "moti" and "move"

6. Move 'e' specifically to add to 'most':
   • "movie" becomes "movi"
   • "most" becomes "moste" (still not a valid word)

After evaluating these options, moving 'v' creates 'mote' and 'most' remains a valid word.

Final Answer

By moving the letter 'v' from "movie" to "most," we get "mote" and "most," both valid words.