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Idioms

  1.     Break the ice- s'/f ;'? ug{' He told a joke to break the ice at the party. 2.     Hit the nail on the head -7\ofSs} ;xL s'/f ug{'_ She hit the nail on the head with her answer. 3.     Spill the beans -uf]Ko s'/f vf]Ng'_ He spilled the beans about the surprise party. 4.     Under the weather -la/fdL x'g'÷c:j:y dx;'; ug{'_ I didn't go to school today because I was under the weather . 5.     Once in a blue moon -lgs} sd÷la/n}_ We go out for dinner once in a blue moon . 6.     Let the cat out of the bag -uNtLn] em'SsLP/ /x:o vf]Ng'_ He let the cat out of the bag about the exam questions. 7.     Bite the bullet -cK7of/f] s'/f ;x]/ ug{'_ I finally bit the bullet and went to the dentist. 8.     Piece of cake -w]/} ;lhnf] sfd_ The exam was a piece of cake . 9.     Burn the midnight oil -ca]/ ;Dd k9\g'÷sf...

Travelogue

  Travelogue/ Memoir Write a travelogue describing your most memorable trip. Mention the places visited, activities done, people met and memorable moments in about 300 words. My Journey from Argali to Mustang On 6th Mangsir, 2081 B.S., I woke up at 4 AM, full of excitement for the trip to Mustang with my friends from Tribhuvan Secondary School. I couldn’t sleep well the night before, as I was eagerly looking forward to the adventure. By 5 AM, we reached Deurali Bazaar to board the buses. There were two buses, each carrying 40 passengers. In total, 63 students, 13 teachers, and 4 bus staff set off on our journey at 6 AM. We made a short stop at Mirmi for a toilet break and then had tea and biscuits for breakfast at Purtighat in Gulmi. By 11:30 AM, we reached the Baglung Kalika Temple, where we walked around and worshipped. We had lunch near the temple at 12:30 PM and also visited the longest bridge connecting Parbat and Baglung. After that, we continued our journey, enjoying...

Relative Clause

Relative Clause   Relative Pronouns Use Examples who -hf]_ for person in subject He is the man who got the first prize. whom -h;nfO{_ for person in object The lady whom I helped is a doctor. whose -h;sf]_ for person in possessive The lady, whose son is a doctor lives in my village. where -hxfF_ for place This is the village where I was born. when -hlxn] _ for time Saturday is the day when I go to temple. which/that -h'g_ for things This is the book which I bought at Ridi. what -h]_ for things Tell me what you want to say. why -lsg_ for reason The reason why she cried is unknown. A.       Now put the correct relative pronou...