CEFR A1

easy

adjective

Meaning

Achieving, or requiring, little effort; not difficult.

Examples

The exam was surprisingly easy.
It's easy to get lost in this city.

Synonyms: simple, effortless, straightforward, manageable

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easy (A1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈiːzi/

Definition

Achieving, or requiring, little effort; not difficult.

Examples

The exam was surprisingly easy.
It's easy to get lost in this city.
She found the job very easy to learn.

How to Use easy

easy to + verb (prepositional phrase): Requires little effort to perform the action. — "It's easy to make mistakes when you're tired."
easy on someone/something (prepositional phrase): To treat someone or something gently or with restraint. — "Be easy on the new intern; they're still learning."
take it easy (idiom): To relax and not worry. — "You've been working too hard; you need to take it easy."

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