What are Ballet Combinations? ?

What's your best definition for what exactly ballet combinations are??? Ex-small dance rutines? Etc... Just need a short definition....doing a presentation on ballet and I want to be prepared on any questions asked! Thanks!!!(:
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For a definition....a ballet combination is a grouping of ballet dance steps together to form a dance phrase. (Most often but not necessarily done in groups of 8 counts)

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Basically, its a small ballet dance. My favourites are balancee,balancee,tombe pas de bouree,devlopee, chasse, pirouette,chaine four times and end in arabesque.

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My definition of a ballet combination is a series of steps strung together that forms a dance. Mintchip has a more official definition, though, I think.

I would probably be tempted to, but no.

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