Hello, everybody, welcome to this new lesson. And this lesson will teach you 10 phrases for saying something is easy or difficult. So, if you want to speak about something easy or difficult, what kinds of phrases would you use in your speech? Let's find out. Okay, number one, it's a piece of cake. It's a piece of cake, very common American expression.

A piece of cake. The same piece of cake means something that is simple to accomplish. If a school assignment is a piece of cake, it is so easy that you will barely have to think about it. So something that is simple to accomplish. It's a piece of cake. It's a piece of cake.

It says cinch. Actually, this is used to say that a task is extremely easy to do. For example, the program was a cinch to us. Sometimes we can see it's a child's play or a snap. These expressions and phrases are used to say that a task is easy to do. It's a cinch.

Number three is it's a breeze. It's a breeze. This is an informal way. It means that something that is easy to achieve often unexpectedly, you won't have any problems with the enteritis it's an absolute Bruce. Okay. easiness and simplicity.

It's an absolute breeze, something that is easy to achieve often, unexpectedly. It's a breeze. Number four is anyone can do it. Anyone can do it. I think this is very clear, it means that everybody can do this. This is something easy.

Number five, there is nothing to it. There is nothing to it. There is nothing to it. Also, it means that it's very easy to do. It's not difficult on everybody and anyone can do it. Or number six, it's hard.

It's hard, which means it's difficult. Number seven, it's a bit tricky. It's a bit tricky. If a piece of work or problem is a tricky it is difficult to deal with and needs careful attention or skill. For example, it's tricky to learn to ride a skateboard, but you'll never forget how. Yes, to learn skateboard at first.

It's a little tricky. It's difficult to deal with and needs careful attention. It's a bit tricky. Number eight, it's really rough. Also it means it means that something that is difficult to do. It's really rough.

It's very difficult. It's not a walk in the park. It means something that is very easy to do and usually pleasant. He's used to hard physical work. This is a walk in in the park to him. This is a walk in the park for him.

So this is a walk. This is not a walk in the park. This is not a walk in the park. Number 10. It's it's very demanding. We use it for task which means requiring much skill or efforts.

She has a busy and demanding job, a job that is requiring much skill or effort. It's very demanding. So lots of great phrases to speak about something difficult or easy. Here there is a conversation between mother and daughter. The mother says, great job. You can do it.

The daughter says thanks. But it's a bit tricky, which means it needs a lot of skills. And mother says No, sweetie, it's a breeze. It's really easy to do. It's a breeze. Here, actually, she says it's really demanding, which means that requiring a lot of hard work.

I can finish this project tonight. I just thought it's a cinch. I just thought it's a cinch, but actually, this is not a cinch. This is really demanding