Last week we learned how to use the word walk as a noun and a verb. Today let's learn the idiom
A walk in the park
Look at the following example sentence:
"I was never very good at sports in high school but my brother played rugby and hockey and won many trophies. Athletics were hard for me but a walk in the park for my brother."
Can you guess the meaning? If something is a walk in the park is it difficult or easy?
So... a walk in the park means something is very easy, not difficult at all. I bet you figured that out!
[ace verb ace something (informal) to be successful in something]
What is easy for you? What's a walk in the park? Did you have an experience once that was a walk in the park?
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| "Passed the test with an A+! It was a walk in the park..." |
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