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TomJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Q33: asking somebody to have a dance with us

Hello, 

When we want to ask or invite somebody to have a dance with us, what should we say? Could we say any of the following sentences?

- May I have a dance with you?
- May I dance with you?
- Would you like to join me in the dance?
- Would you like to dance with me?

Thank you all. 
  

Top answer

These are the only standard forms: Would you like to dance? May I have this dance?

— Mister Micawber

  • These are the only standard forms: Would you like to dance?
  • May I have this dance?
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These are the only standard forms:

Would you like to dance?
May I have this dance?
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Thank you, Mister Micawber, for replying!

Isn't it necessary to add 'with me' on the end of 'Would you like to dance...' and 'with you' on the end of 'May I have this dance...'?
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TomJIsn't it necessary to add 'with me' on the end of 'Would you like to dance...' and 'with you' on the end of 'May I have this dance...'?
No.
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