English Made Easy with Royal Zenith

1. Write an essay on "The Advantages and Disadvantages of Foreign Employment" in about 200 words. Ans:  Advantages and Disadvantages of Foreign Employment Foreign employment refers to the practice of working in a country other than one’s own, usually for better job opportunities and higher wages. It has become increasingly common as people seek to improve their living standards. Working abroad offers both benefits and challenges. One major advantage of foreign employment is higher income. Many people earn more abroad than they would in their home country, which allows them to support their families and improve their standard of living. Additionally, working in a foreign country provides exposure to new cultures, languages, and skills, which can enhance a person’s career prospects. It also helps nations by increasing remittances, which contribute to economic growth. However, foreign employment has its disadvantages. One major drawback is homesickness. Many workers feel lon...

  By Binod Kumar Koiri “The young are going to the dogs “is often heard comment when the above forties human beings discuss their progeny. The young are equally critical of their elders –those die-hards, killjoys, slow plodders who have brought this world into its dreadful conditions. Nothing the young do pleases the old-their dress, manners, speech, ideas and tastes all appear to deserve the most severe criticism. The older appear to the young as dull, rigid hypocritical and above all, totally unable to understand the youthful ideas and aspirations. The situation warrants a new saying-“young is young, old is old, and never the twins shall meet”. There has always been clash between the old and the new, the result of which is the change. Our fathers were the heroes and revolutionaries of their times but are almost inevitably the villains and the conservatives of our own ti...

By Ganesh B. Dhami We all wish to live a happy life. However, few can tell how to get happiness in this world. Experience teaches us that unmixed happiness is not a thing of this world. In my opinion, a happy life means that life which is free from cares and worries. This freedom from worries cannot be obtained with a lot of money. It can be obtained by habit of mind. Many people worry about small things. Many of us worry about the future and the trouble that will come. However mostly these troubles never come. The quest for a happy life engrosses every human being on this earth. Everyman tends to define a happy life in a distinctly individualistic fashion. Thinkers have attempted to define a happy life in various terms. Hedonists have the simple notion that happiness lies in the gratification of physical quest. Others have stated that man’s happiness tends to lie in the acquisition of material goods. The more intellectually inclined tend to think that happiness lies i...

By Binod Kumar Koiri Our bodies are made of about 70 per cent water – it’s what makes the majority of our blood, digestive juices and sweat, and it’s found in our organs and muscle cells. W ater is used to metabolize fuel, regulate body temperature and digest food. To enable our bodies to carry out all of its functions in the day, water constantly moves about and is lost in the air we breathe, urine, blood loss, sweat and even tears. Children in particular need to make sure they re-hydrate, as water is the main way they regulate their body temperature. Water is important especially in learning. The brain is about 75% of water, keeping it lubricated helps intonations flow more freely and more accurately. Say we are listening to a lecture keeping hydrated can actually help you to pay attention and can actually help you to pay attention and remember information correctly. Not long ago when a kid was thirsty in school, they would visit a water fountain to get a drin...

By Binod Kumar Koiri It is the only language that truly connects the whole world or best way of communication for people all around the world, and Fluency in English is very important in your business, law or in your professional life. In today ’ s global world, the importance of English cannot be denied and ignored since English is the most common language spoken everywhere. With the help of developing technology, English has been playing a major role in many sectors including medicine, engineering, and education, which, in my opinion, is the most important arena where English is needed. Particularly, as a developing country, Nepal needs to make use of this world-wide spoken language in order to prove its international power. This can merely be          based on the efficiency of tertiary education. Consequently, English should be the medium of instruction at universities in Nepal for the following three reasons: finding a high-quality j...