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Discover LudwigThe phrase "go to dance" is not correct in standard English; it should be "go dancing" or "go to a dance." You can use it when referring to the activity of participating in a dance event or engaging in dancing.
Example: "We decided to go to a dance at the community center this weekend."
Alternatives: "go dancing" or "attend a dance."
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Jennie doesn't go to dance clubs.
SAN FRANCISCO — Go to dance and see world culture.
If he stops having the party, where will he go to dance?
I barely ever go to dance, and sometimes don't feel like I 'get' dance.
The 1970's were a good time to drop out of architecture and go to dance.
Dancing with the stars: I used to go to dance at the Apollo in between the numbers.
I only started cooking when I left home at 18, to go to dance school in Leeds.
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I hereby propose a movement to make classic 50's swing dancing the go-to dance style in bars.
And go-to dance moves.
Now that you're firmly established as Film and Broadway's go-to dance shoe guy, what still makes the job fun for you?
If this method really works for you, then you can even pick your go-to dance song to play every time you feel yourself getting overwhelmed by anger.
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