Is it correct to say "Come on. Dance. I want to see your steps"
A: Come on. Dance. I want to see your steps.
B: No. I don't know how to dance.
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'Come on, show us/let's see your (dance)moves!'
No, no, I can't dance!
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Yes you could say that. I think 'I want to see your moves' is probably a more usual way to say the same thing though. 'I want to see your steps' sounds more specific, as if talking about a particular style of dancing, rather than dancing in general.
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