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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
dance to a song/do a dance to a song
Hello,
They both have the same meaning in my opinion, and I think I'd go with "dance to...", but what do you think of:
- I danced to "the name of the song" last night.
- I did a dance to "name of the song" last night.
Are they different in your opinion?
They both have the same meaning in my opinion, and I think I'd go with "dance to...", but what do you think of:
- I danced to "the name of the song" last night.
- I did a dance to "name of the song" last night.
Are they different in your opinion?
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Gene93 Are they different in your opinion? Yes. 'Did a dance' sounds odd; it usually refers to a momentary jig of a few seconds in such a situation.
- Gene93 Are they different in your opinion?
- Yes.
- 'Did a dance' sounds odd; it usually refers to a momentary jig of a few seconds in such a situation.
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Gene93Are they different in your opinion?Yes. 'Did a dance' sounds odd; it usually refers to a momentary jig of a few seconds in such a situation.
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