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The phrase "all the dance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific dance or the entirety of a dance event, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I enjoyed all the dance at the festival, especially the traditional performances."
Alternatives: "all the dancing" or "the entire dance".
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That, of course, is in addition to all the dance moves they'll probably be making.
We would work out all the dance steps in a very small space.
"It's going to be so wonderful for children to feel all the dance," she said.
And all the dance presenters have an open invitation for Nacho, which means the Mikhailovsky will be going everywhere".
The kind of music my parents listened to, all the dance parties, the first time I got high.
I worked at McDonald's and waited tables, then I'd go to the Lincoln Center library and watch all the dance videos".
Similar(28)
And all the dances in between?
All the dances take place on the court.
"I went to all the dances and football games.
All the dances, whatever forms they initially assume, move toward a climactic rendering of Schiele's vision of human anatomy.
The fascination of all the dances was the way yoga seems to give the body more than one axis.
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