I ve never learned to dance, how do I say it in English?

I can neither sing nor dance.

Ten Finger Song English Nursery Rhyme:

one little two little there little fingers。

One two three fingers.

four little five little six little fingers。

Four, five, six fingers.

seven little eight little nine little fingers。

Seven, eight, ninety-seven fingers.

ten fingers on my hands。

My hand has ten fingers.

ten fingers nine little eight little fingers。

Ten nine eight fingers.

seven little six little five little fingers。

Seven, six, five fingers.

four little there little two little fingers。

Four three two fingers.

one little on my hands。

I have a finger in my hand.

Nursery rhyme teaching methods:

1. Quan's body action response method.

The whole body movement response method is to use body movements to perform and liberate nature. In class, the teacher gives instructions and the students make corresponding body movements. For example, when teaching a ten-finger song, have students take their fingers out and sing them.

2. Audio chanting.

Vocal chanting ensures that children learn the standard pronunciation of English words. English songs and ballads are generally required to be simple, colloquial, with a clear rhythm, strict rhyme, regular repetition, through reading and singing along with the audio frequency, which not only enriches and enlivens the classroom, but also enables students to better grasp the standard pronunciation of English single-bridge lead words.

3. Situational pedagogy.

The core of the situational teaching method is to present the language content of learning and learning through different situations, liberate language teaching from rigid text descriptions, and enable students to learn and use language in specific situations, free and close to the atmosphere of children's life.

"Do you know how to dance? "Yes, I will. Translated into English, it reads: "Can you dance ?".”"yes, i can ”。

can" means: vYes; Can; There are opportunities; Possible; is allowed;

i" means the first person, I; "you" means in the second person, you.

dance" means: nDance; Ball; Dance; vi.Dance; Caper; Fluttered; vt.Dance; Make a jump.

yes" means: advYes, yes; n.Yes (for sure).

"Do you know how to dance? "Yes, I will. In English: can you dance? yes, i can.

dance is pronounced English [dɑ ns] American [d ns]1, nDance; Dance; Dance (Art); Dance;

2、v.Dance; Jump....Dance; Caper; Palpitating; Move the phrase briskly: 1. Social Dance n

Ballroom Dance 2, Traditional Dance 3, Ballroom Dance; Social Dance 4, Dance to Music Dance 5, Tap Dance Tap Dance.

Usage: 1. Dance generally does not refer to the abstract "dance (movement)", but refers to "a dance step", "a dance", "a dance party" and "a dance music". dance is used as a countable noun when it means "dance or dance", "dance steps" and "dance music". When it means "dance art", it is an uncountable noun, and it is preceded by the, which is used in conjunction with singular verbs.

2. When dance is used as a transitive verb, it can also be interpreted as "performing a certain plot or image in the form of dance", which is mostly seen in informal written language. Occasionally, dance can be followed by compound objects.

Vocabulary collocation: 1, popularize dance, promote dance, 2, take part in dance, participate in dance, 3, study dance.

4. render dance

5. Survey Dance.

"Do you know how to dance? "Yes, I will.

can you dance? yes, i can.

Simply put, can you dance? "Do you know how to dance? Yes, i can (yes, I will).