Saint Valentine's Day - Vocabulary
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St. Valentine's Day is a popular holiday where people express their love through gifts like candy, flowers, cards, and dates. Common gifts given are boxes of chocolates, candy hearts, roses, and carnations. People also write and send valentines to declare their feelings for others or Cupid is depicted as a cherub shooting arrows to make people fall in love.
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