There are not four ways objects move *in* force, but rather four main ways force can affect how an object moves. These are:

1. Start Moving: Force can cause a stationary object to begin moving. Think of pushing a box across the floor.

2. Stop Moving: Force can bring a moving object to a stop. Think of applying brakes to a car.

3. Change Direction: Force can cause a moving object to change its direction. Think of steering a bicycle.

4. Change Speed: Force can make an object move faster (acceleration) or slower (deceleration). Think of pushing a swing to make it go faster.

It's important to remember that force is what causes motion, not the other way around.