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Valentine’s Day Vocabulary and Game
Today, February 14th is Valentine’s day.
We have created a page to help you learn English about Valentine’s Day including:
- The origin of Valentine’s Day
- Things you can do on Valentine’s Day
- Traditional Valentine Gifts
We have also created a fun interactive game about Valentine’s Day to test your English Vocabulary and Valentine’s knowledge in general.
One of the questions in the quiz:
Q: For Valentine’s Day, Some people give a box of _____.
A) worms B) chocolates C) dirty underwear D) fingernail clippings
See, it is easy and fun with lots of new vocabulary.
Have a great day!
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