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English Lesson Valentine's Day
English Lesson Valentine's Day
VALENTINE'S DAY
IF LOVE'S A
then I'm winning
COMPETITION
AMERICANS SEND 145 MILLION
VALENTINE'S DAY CARDS EACH
YEAR.
'CAUSE WE WERE JUST KIDS WHEN WE ____ __ ____ BABY, I'M DANCING IN THE DARK
NOT KNOWING WHAT IT WAS WITH YOU BETWEEN MY ARMS
I WILL NOT GIVE YOU UP THIS TIME BAREFOOT ON THE GRASS,
BUT _______, JUST KISS ME SLOW, LISTENING TO OUR FAVOURITE SONG
YOUR HEART IS ALL I OWN WHEN YOU SAY YOU IN THAT DRESS,
AND IN YOUR EYES, YOU'RE HOLDING MINE LOOKING SO BEAUTIFUL
I DON'T _______ THIS, DARLING,
BABY, I'M DANCING IN THE DARK YOU LOOK PERFECT TONIGHT
WITH YOU BETWEEN MY ARMS
BAREFOOT ON THE GRASS, BABY, I'M DANCING IN THE DARK,
LISTENING TO OUR FAVOURITE SONG WITH YOU BETWEEN MY ARMS
WHEN YOU SAID YOU LOOKED A MESS, BAREFOOT ON THE GRASS,
I WHISPERED UNDERNEATH MY BREATH LISTENING TO OUR FAVORITE SONG
BUT YOU HEARD IT, DARLING, I HAVE FAITH IN WHAT I SEE
YOU LOOK _______ TONIGHT NOW I KNOW I HAVE MET AN _____ IN PERSON
AND SHE LOOKS PERFECT
WELL I FOUND A WOMAN, I DON'T DESERVE THIS
STRONGER THAN ANYONE I KNOW YOU ____ PERFECT TONIGHT
SHE SHARES MY DREAMS,
I HOPE THAT SOMEDAY
I'LL ______ ___ ____
I FOUND A LOVE,
TO CARRY MORE THAN JUST MY SECRETS
TO CARRY LOVE, TO CARRY CHILDREN OF OUR OWN
MATCH THE WORDS BELOW WITH
THEIR DEFINITIONS.
READ ABOUT 2 FASCINATING
VALENTINE'S DAY FACTS THAT WILL
PROBABLY SURPRISE YOU
1. The tradition of giving Valentine's Day flowers dates back to the 17th century.
Giving red roses may be an obvious romantic gesture today, but it wasn't until the late 17th
century that giving flowers became a popular custom. In fact, the practice can be traced back to
when King Charles II of Sweden learned the "language of flowers" — which pairs different flowers
with specific meanings — on a trip to Persia, and subsequently introduced the tradition to Europe.
The act of giving flowers then became a popular trend during the Victorian Era — including on
Valentine's Day — with red roses symbolizing deep love.
Hey, furry friends need love, too! In fact, around 27.6 million American households gave
Valentine's Day presents to their pet dogs in 2020, and more than 17.1 million picked up gifts for
their cats. All in all, American households spent an estimated $751.3 million on gifts for their pets
on Valentine’s Day.
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/holidays/valentines-day-ideas/a26863/valentines-day-
facts/