5. “A
Piece of Cake”
Example:
M: I was so scared that the final exam was going to
be too difficult.
W: Why did you feel that way?
M: I was told
it was going to be difficult but in fact it was a
piece of cake.
W: Really, I thought it was difficult. I guess I
should have studied more.
Definition:
To be very easy. Not difficult.
Explanation: To use this idiom, the verb "be" is in front of "a piece of cake". This idiom is can be
replaced with the word "easy". Think of sentences with the word
"easy" and replace "easy" with "a piece of cake."
For example: The meeting with the professor was
easy. It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be.
(The meeting with the professor was
a piece of cake.
It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be.)
Please use
the idiom “a piece of cake” and try to make two sentences.
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