🗓️ Idiom: A Walk in the Park (n)
💬 Meaning
- Something that is very easy to accomplish or deal with.
- An activity or task that is simple and causes no difficulty or stress.
🧠 Example Sentences
- Closing the deal was a walk in the park after weeks of preparation.
- Designing the email campaign turned out to be a walk in the park.
- For seasoned marketers, pitching to small businesses is often a walk in the park.
🏛️ Origin
The phrase comes from the idea that walking in the park is relaxing and effortless. It has been used since the mid-1900s to describe anything that is pleasant and easy.
📝 Practice Exercises
1. Fill in the blank:
Compared to last quarter, this campaign was a __________.
Answer
walk in the park
2. Choose the correct meaning of “a walk in the park”:
A) A very stressful task
B) A very easy task
C) A long and complicated process
Answer
B) A very easy task
3. Rewrite the sentence using the idiom:
“The product demo was extremely simple and smooth.” → Change the sentence using: a walk in the park
Answer
The product demo was a walk in the park.
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Rob is a CELTA qualified English teacher with 15 years of international experience. He has a BSc and PGDip from Loughborough and St Andrews universities in the UK. He has taught in Thailand and Saudi Arabia and now works with professionals worldwide.
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