Grammar (Part 1)
Saint Valentine
Evolution of Valentine's Day
Symbols & Traditions
Grammar (Part 2)
100

Fill in the blank with the superlative adjective:

This is the ______ (romantic) gift I have ever received!


This is the most romantic gift I have ever received!

100

Where did Saint Valentine live?

Rome

100

Valentine of Rome is the Patron Saint of what?

The Patron Saint of Love

100

What is the most common flower given on Valentine’s Day?

Roses

100

Fill in the blank with the correct comparative adjective:

Celebrating Valentine's Day is _____(fun) than celebrating Halloween.

Celebrating Valentine's Day is more fun than celebrating Halloween.

200

Use the comparative adjective to complete the sentence:

Chocolate is ______ (popular) than flowers on Valentine’s Day.


Chocolate is more popular than flowers on Valentine's Day.

200

Why did Saint Valentine go to prison? 

He was secretly marrying couples. Emperor Claudius II made marriage illegal.

200

What day and century was Valentine executed?

He was executed on February 14th in the 3rd century (269 A.D.).


200

What are some common gifts associated with Valentine's Day?

Chocolates, flowers, teddy bears, cards, etc.
200

Use a superlative adjective to complete the sentence:

That was the _____ (beautiful) love letter I have ever received!

That was the most beautiful love letter I have ever received!

300

Complete the sentence with the correct past form:

While Sarah (write) ______ a love letter, her boyfriend (call) ______ her.

While Sarah wrote a love letter, her boyfriend called her.

300

What was Valentine's occupation?

He was a priest/bishop.

300

Around when did exchanging handwritten cards become a common Valentine practice? 

In the 1700s

300

The invention and use of this thing made the production of Valentines Cards very efficient.

Printing press.

300

Complete the sentence using the first conditional:

If it ______ (rain) on Valentine's Day, we ______ (stay) inside and watch a romantic movie.

If it rains on Valentine's Day, we will stay inside and watch a romantic movie.

(First conditional: If + present simple, will + base verb – used for real or likely situations in the future.)

400

Complete the sentence using the first conditional:


If Tom ______ (forget) Valentine’s Day, his girlfriend ______ (be) very angry.

If Tom forgets Valentine's Day, his girlfriend will be very angry.

(First conditional: If + present simple, will + base verb – used for real or likely situations in the future.)

400

How did Valentine sign his last letter to Julia before he was executed?

"From your Valentine"

400

Around when were the first printed Valentine’s cards were produced?

The 1800s

400

What small, winged creature is often shown carrying a bow and arrow on Valentine’s Day?

Cupid

400

Complete the sentence using the second conditional:

If I ______ (be) a famous singer, I ______ (write) a love song for my crush.

If I were a famous singer, I would write a love song for my crush.

(Second conditional: If + past simple, would + base verb – used for hypothetical or unreal situations in the present.)

500

Rewrite the sentence using the second conditional:

I don’t have a date, so I won’t go to the Valentine’s party.

If I ______ (have) a date, I ______ (go) to the Valentine’s party.

If I had a date, I would go to the Valentine’s party.

(Second conditional: If + past simple, would + base verb – used for hypothetical or unreal situations in the present.)

500

What did Valentine do to get out of prison?

He cured the eyesight of the jailer's daughter.

500
Name the two authors that were mentioned that wrote about Valentine's Day in the Middle Ages.

Geoffrey Chaucer and William Shakespeare.

500

List three common things that couples do on Valentine's Day to celebrate.

Go to dinner, write cards/love letters, bake/cook together, go on romantic dates, watch a romantic movie, do arts and crafts, etc.

500

Complete the sentence using the third conditional:


If Emma ______ (remember) to buy a gift, her boyfriend ______ (not / be) upset.

If Emma had remembered to buy a gift, her boyfriend would not have been upset.

Third conditional structure:
If + past perfect, would have + past participle