Exploring Valentine's Day Idioms

This video tutorial explores various English idioms related to love and relationships. It covers expressions like 'match made in heaven' for perfect compatibility, 'puppy love' for young infatuation, and 'head over heels' for deep affection. The tutorial also explains idioms like 'love at first sight' for instant attraction, 'love is blind' for overlooking faults, and 'old flame' for past relationships. Other idioms discussed include 'carry a torch' for unrequited love, 'kiss and make up' for reconciliation, and 'wear your heart on your sleeve' for openly showing emotions. The video concludes with idioms about marriage, cherished love, affectionate couples, good intentions, and similarity.

What idiom would you use to describe a couple who are perfect for each other?

• Puppy love

• Match made in heaven

• Carry a torch

• Old flame

Which idiom refers to a young and often temporary romantic affection?

• Head over heels

• Match made in heaven

• Puppy love

• Love at first sight

What does it mean to be 'head over heels' in love?

• To love someone from the past

• To hide one's emotions

• To be unsure about one's feelings

• To be deeply in love

What idiom describes the instant recognition of love when meeting someone?

• Old flame

• Love is blind

• Love at first sight

• Puppy love

Which idiom would you use to describe overlooking someone's faults because you love them?

• Love is blind

• Carry a torch

• Kiss and make up

• Wear your heart on your sleeve

What does the idiom 'carry a torch for somebody' imply?

• To be openly affectionate

• To forgive someone after a dispute

• To have a past relationship with someone

• To be secretly in love with someone

What does 'kiss and make up' mean?

• To end a relationship amicably

• To start a relationship

• To reconcile after a disagreement

• To get married

Which idiom is used to describe someone who does not hide their emotions?

• Two peas in a pod

• Wear your heart on your sleeve

• Tie the knot

• Apple of your eye

What does 'tie the knot' mean?

• To get married

• To fall in love at first sight

• To end a relationship

• To argue and reconcile

Which idiom would you use to describe someone who is greatly cherished?

• Two peas in a pod

• Heart in the right place

• Apple of your eye

• Old flame