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IDIOM PIECE OF CAKE

  Idiom A piece of cake Meaning If something is a piece of cake, it’s easy to do Examples Solving such math problems is a piece of cake for me. Don’t worry, dear – this job interview will be a piece of cake for you. They said the test would be difficult, but it was a piece of cake – I’ll pass with no problem at all. Don’t think that this term’s work will be a piece of cake – you’ll have to study hard to get good grades. Some parts of cooking are really difficult, but I found that making chutney  is a piece of cake. Now construct your own sentences using the given idiom. EFS
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LISTENING

  READ WHILE LISTENING  The 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games began on Tuesday night with the opening ceremony at Japan's National Stadium.  The twelve-day sporting celebration includes a total of 539 events in 22 para sports.  The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) said a total of 161 countries and 4,500 para athletes are taking part in the Games.  This includes the Refugee Paralympic Team.  The opening ceremony took place in an empty stadium. Japan's Emperor Naruhito opened the Games. He said: "I would like to join you in wishing all athletes the very best."  The IPC president said: "The Paralympics are not just fantastic to watch, they also have the ability to transform society like no other sports event on this planet." The Games should have taken place last year but were postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. The IPC president Andrew Parsons spoke about his happiness at the event finally happening. He said: "I cannot believe we are finally...
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    Future Tense- will or going to       Complete the sentences with WILL or GOING TO+ VERB in brackets.     1. A: Why do you need so much Chocolate?    B: I ___________________ (make) a big birthday cake.   2. A: I think I have lost my wallet and I haven’t got any money for the bus!    B: Don’t worry. I _________________ (give) you some.   3.A: This kitchen is filthy.     B: Don’t worry! I _____________ (help) you clean it.   4. A: Would you like to have lunch with me tomorrow afternoon?     B:   I don’t think I can. I ___________________ (take) my son to the dentist.   5. A: Did you remember to take the rubbish out?     B: Sorry, I didn’t. I ________________ (take) it out in a minute.   6. A: What’s wrong with you?    B: I do not feel very well. I _______________ (make) an appointment tomor...
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  Simple Present Excercise   Affirmative Sentence Form :   S + V 1 (+ s/es)   What do you usually do everyday? On the left, there is a list of habits. On the right, make a list of you and your family habits.   Use this adverbs of frequency : always – usually – often – sometimes – seldom – hardly ever – never   Use this time clauses : everyday – every week – every month - once a week – twice a week – on Sunday -   Habits About you Your family cook I never cook Mom always cooks everyday brush teeth     take a bath/shower     eat breakfast     go to school     go to work     drink coffee     go swimming ...
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  Simple Present Excercise   Affirmative Sentence Form :   S + V 1 (+ s/es)   What do you usually do everyday? On the left, there is a list of habits. On the right, make a list of you and your family habits.   Use this adverbs of frequency : always – usually – often – sometimes – seldom – hardly ever – never   Use this time clauses : everyday – every week – every month - once a week – twice a week – on Sunday -   Habits About you Your family cook I never cook Mom always cooks everyday brush teeth     take a bath/shower     eat breakfast     go to school     go to work     drink coffee     go swimming ...
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