danser (d@se)

French · to dance

Baby Dragon · Bébé Dragon (10)

  1. Let's go dancing.

  2. Come dance!

  3. Do you like dancing?

  4. I love to dance.

  5. Do you want to dance?

  6. She wants to dance.

  7. They like to dance.

  8. Would you like to dance?

  9. Would you like to dance?

  10. I want to dance.

Beginner · Débutant (10)

  1. I'm tired of dancing.

  2. I'm tired of dancing.

  3. I asked Mary to dance with me.

  4. Dancing is fun.

  5. I would only believe in a God that knows how to dance.

  6. Such was her delight that she began to dance.

  7. I dance in my living room all the time.

  8. I don't feel like dancing.

  9. I can't dance either.

  10. All of my friends got asked to dance except me.

Intermediate · Intermédiaire (10)

  1. Every savage can dance.

  2. If you teach me how to dance, I will show you my hidden scars.

  3. I never get sick of dancing.

  4. I'm looking forward to seeing you dance.

  5. I'm looking forward to seeing you dance.

  6. I'm looking forward to seeing you dance.

  7. When the long, hearty dinner was over, the guests began dancing and singing.

  8. You can't sing and dance on Good Friday.

  9. When they'll make cowards dance, you won't be playing in the orchestra.

  10. I'd never seen Tom dance before.

Advanced · Avancé (10)

  1. Tom loves to dance.

  2. Does Tom know how to dance?

  3. Tom watched Mary dance.

  4. Tom began to dance.

  5. Tom watched Mary as she danced.

  6. Can Tom dance?

  7. Tom loves watching Mary dance.

  8. Tom isn't able to dance.

  9. Tom wanted to dance with Mary.

  10. Tom wanted to dance with Mary.

Master Dragon · Maître Dragon (10)

  1. I enjoy salsa dancing.

  2. I cannot dance one single step of Salsa.

  3. Everyone paired off and began dancing.

  4. Do you think you can dance the mambo?

  5. He really wanted to dance with her.

  6. My sister likes to dance.

  7. Today, we are going dancing.

  8. Ziri can't dance.

  9. Ziri can't dance.

  10. Linda can dance as well as Meg.