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The phrase "asked to dance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is invited or requested to participate in a dance, often in social or romantic situations.
Example: "At the party, she was pleasantly surprised when he asked her to dance under the twinkling lights."
Alternatives: "invited to dance" or "requested to dance".
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Entirely in someone else's power, you relinquish yourself to them - dancing when you are asked to dance, lying down on a bed when you are told to, and answering questions about yourself, some of them quite intimate.
The Thor star was asked to dance by a fan after he remarked that he enjoyed dancing.
I've been asked to dance in the supermarket.
"It's always exciting to be asked to dance somewhere else," she said.
They are asked to dance around, to adopt glamorous poses, and finally, to act.
We were the kids who were never asked to dance — that part of the book is painfully true.
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I scanned the room to see whom I wanted to ask to dance.
"You have no idea how long I've been asking to dance 'Swan Lake,' and they refuse".
One of the black men — not the man she came with — asks to dance with her.
If she asks to dance with a friend, say "yes".
Instead he's being asked to disco dance.
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