WorksheetsValentines Day Idioms
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is an Idiom?
Idioms: words or phrases that mean differently than their literal meaning
Example: It's raining cats and dogs
It doesn't mean that cats and dogs are falling from the sky. It means that it's raining really hard.
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Tie the Knot
to get married
to break up
to have a baby
Pop the question
to have weakness for someone
to ask someone to marry you; to propose
to start a family
Have a crush on someone
to love someone as a friend
to be obsessed with a person
to have romantic feelings for someone
Head over heels
to break up
to be in love with someone very much
a relationship with many arguments
On the rocks
to begin to love someone romantically; usually unexpectedly
to experience one-sided love
used to talk about problems in a relationship
Blinded by love
so madly in love with someone that one cannot see the person's negative side
two people who are extremely compatible and will have a great life together
to love somebody deeply that the rest of the world doesn't matter
Wear your heart on your sleeve
to love someone as a friend
to show other people how you're feeling
to love many people at the same time
Take one's breath away
to be extremely impressive or beautiful
to have bad breath
to dislike someone
To have a soft spot
to have extreme dislike for someone
to see someone only as a friend
to have weakness for someone
To have a stormy relationship
a relationship with many arguments
a love-hate relationship
a perfect relationship
