Idiom - A piece of cake

The idiom "a piece of cake" means something is very easy to do. It does not mean a real cake! We use this idiom when something is simple or not difficult.

Examples:

The test was a piece of cake! I finished it in 10 minutes.

I was worried about the presentation, but it was a piece of cake!

Making a sandwich is a piece of cake.

ACTIVITIES

1 - Listen to each sentence and choose the correct meaning.

2 - Write a sentence using "a piece of cake" and post it in the comments. Your sentence should be about something you think is easy. Example: 

"For me, riding a bike is a piece of cake!"