How to Use "Dance" with Example Sentences

dance (n): body movement to the sound of music; an event where people dance

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Used with adjectives:

"Let's have a little dance."
(little, fast, slow)

"Save the first dance for me."
(first, last)

"It's their traditional dance."
(traditional)

"Do you know how to ballroom dance?"
(ballroom, folk, square, tap)

"They did a victory dance."
(victory)

"The school dance is tonight."
(school, homecoming)

"She enjoys contemporary dance."
(contemporary, modern, classical)

Used with verbs:

"He did a little dance for us."
(did, performed)

"May I have this dance?"
(have)

"Let's go to the school dance."
(go to)

Used with nouns:

"I love dance music."
(music)

"I watched the dance performance."
(performance, program, routine)

"Are you going to dance class?"
(class, lessons, school)

"He is my dance teacher."
(instructor, teacher)

"She is on the dance floor."
(floor)

"He practices at a dance hall."
(hall, studio)

Used with prepositions:

"The couple met at the dance."
(at)

dance (v): to move your body to the sound of music

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Used with adverbs:

"The girls like to dance wildly."
(wildly)

"They danced slowly all evening."
(slowly, together)

"He dances well."
(well)

Used with verbs:

"I want to ask her to dance."
(ask)

"Do you want to dance?"
(want to)

Used with prepositions:

"Will you dance with me?"
(with)

"We danced to fast music."
(to)