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Yesterday I danced the night away in the friends marriage.
Yesterday, I danced the night away at my friend’s wedding.
Explanation:
dance the night away = spend the whole night dancing and enjoying yourself.
friend’s needs an apostrophe to show possession.
Wedding is more natural than marriage when talking about the event.
We say at a wedding, not in a wedding.
I danced the night away in my friend’s party last night
Explanation:
Use at with party: at my friend’s party.
Danced the night away is used correctly here.
In these days youth are enjoying dance the night away and enjoying their life.
don’t use enjoying before dance and use dancing
In these days youth are dancing the night away and enjoying their life
These days, young people are dancing the night away and enjoying their lives.
Explanation:
In these days → These days
Young people is more natural in everyday English than youth in this sentence.
enjoying dance the night away → dancing the night away
Young people is plural, so their lives is appropriate.