Is it dance or danced?

In general the word you need is dance. A dance = a gathering of dancers such as a ball or party or performance. However, I could say the dancing (as a noun) if I want to talk about the ball. e.g. the dancing was a great success.

Do you dance or go dance?

New member. Hello, “go dancing” is correct. You can use it with many activities, especially sports, e.g. go fishing, swimming, jogging etc.

What dancing means to me?

What does the gift of dance mean to you? “To me, the gift of dance is having the opportunity to be able to pursue expression and beauty through movement and imagination. “Dance is a gift that brings people together with creativity and music. To me, dance is joyous and brings unity with that happiness.

Is dance plural or singular?

dance ​Definitions and Synonyms ​‌‌‌

singular	dance
plural	dances

What do you call a female dancer?

ballerina Add to list Share. A girl or woman who dances professionally with a ballet is a ballerina. In French, you call a female dancer a danseuse, and while the word ballerina means “dancing girl” in Italian, it’s more accepted to use the word danzatrice in Italy.

Is break dancing dancing?

What is breakdancing and when did it start? Breakdancing is a style of street dancing that incorporates coordination, acrobatic and intricate body movements, style, and aesthetics. It evolved from the hip hop movement during the early 1970s and is the most widely known of all hip hop dance styles.

Which is correct good at dance or good in dance?

Here both good at dance and good at dancing are correct. However, if you attribute the talent of dancing to a person, prefer saying ‘She/He is good at dancing.’] , Learning English since ‘before my birth’. Originally Answered: which sentence is correct? Good at dance or Good in dance

Is “she has been dancing for the last 4 hours” grammatically correct?

Yes, very much so. Ergo, you have since. So to complete your sentence, you have – “She has been dancing for (the last) four hours”. I insert brackets around ‘the last’ for the plain reason that the moment the preposition for is used, the two words become redundant.

What is the difference between ‘good at’ and ‘good in’?

‘To be good at’ and ‘ to be good in’ are often interchangeable, and there is no easy rule to follow. In simple statements, like the ones you have quoted, the standard form appears to be ‘ good at’ as in ‘I’m not very ‘ good at’ football’. So ‘ good at dance’ is the correct sentence.