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The phrase "a bit of dance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount or a brief instance of dancing, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "After dinner, we enjoyed a bit of dance to lighten the mood."
Alternatives: "a little dancing" or "a small amount of dance".
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There\u2019s quite a bit of dance.
Will there will sketches, cameo appearances, a bit of dance?
And they're going to want some music, and maybe a bit of dance".
Using ominous percussion, a bit of dance and a stage that's never more than dimly lighted, "Hamyul/Hamlet" creates a delicious mood of menace.
When there's a few of us in the gym I'll try to get there early and put on Arctic Monkeys, or a bit of dance.
(Daniel M. Gold) 'Mulan the Musical' The Red Poppy Ladies, an all-female percussion troupe from Beijing, tells this Chinese folk tale with drums, pantomime and a bit of dance (1 10).
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The Kosoko Performance Group, a Philadelphia interdisciplinary ensemble under the artistic direction of Jaamil Olawale Kosoko, appeared at the Joyce SoHo on Thursday evening and delivered a long-winded program that touched on dance-theater, political dance and even a bit of pure dance, but didn't make a show of any of it.
"It's a bit of a dance.
So we had a bit of a dance instead.
Some undercooked food, an arm-wrestling contest and a bit of a dance in the sun.
To a certain extent, there is a bit of a dance going on between Mr. Pataki and Mr. Bloomberg.
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