Difficulty - Easy Tasks
Master English idioms regarding easy tasks, like "make quick work of" and "bed of roses".
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(as) easy as anything
[phrase]
not needing any effort
Ex: You said that loving me was falling off a log.
(as) easy as pie
[phrase]
lacking difficulty and done without putting any efforts
Ex: Navigating through the city 's public transportation system as easy as pie once you got the hang of it .
be like taking candy from a baby
[phrase]
to not need any hard work at all
Ex: With his experience, winning the game was like taking candy from a baby for the seasoned chess player.
(as) simple as kiss your hand
[phrase]
very simple without involving any difficulty
Ex: Grandma told me that knitting would be simple as kiss your hand, but I 'm already all tangled up in yarn !
to not be rocket science
[phrase]
not that complicated or hard to understand, achieve, or do
Ex: Understanding this concept is not rocket science; it's just a matter of paying attention.
Bob is your uncle
[sentence]
used for emphasizing how easy or fast something is done
Ex: Fill out the form, submit it, then Bob's your uncle, you're officially registered for the event.
to be (like) child's play
[phrase]
to involve no difficulty
Ex: Cooking is child 's play; it only takes a few minutes .
with one's eyes closed
[phrase]
without needing to try much
Ex: We fought many times and you already know that I can deflect your blows with my eyes shut.
bed of roses
[phrase]
a situation that is easy, pleasant, or comfortable
Ex: They believed that the vacation would be bed of roses, but unexpected travel delays made it quite stressful .
sweetness and light
[phrase]
a state or situation that is harmonious or free from problems
Ex: The teacher 's guidance led the students towards a future filled with sweetness and light.
to get one's tongue around something
[phrase]
to be able to pronounce or articulate a difficult word, phrase, or language correctly, especially for non-native speakers
Ex: The pronunciation of some foreign words can be challenging , but with practice , you can get your tongue around them.
to make quick work of something
[phrase]
to finish doing something as fast as one can
Ex: She knew how to make quick work of her daily chores, leaving her with plenty of time for other activities.

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