Fresh vs. Tired Words
Elevate your English by replacing tired clichés with vivid, expressive idioms.
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A cliché is an expression that has been overused so much that it has lost its original impact. They make your writing sound boring.
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Watch Teacher Sopheak explain why relying on clichés can lower your IELTS or TOEFL score, and learn how to sound more like an educated native speaker.
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Great question, Nita! Yes, "piece of cake" is very common. It's perfectly fine for casual chat! But if you are in a formal setting, taking the IELTS, or want to sound more C1, try "It's a breeze" or simply say "It was surprisingly straightforward" for more variety! rocket_launch
Teacher, is "piece of cake" a cliché? Should I stop using it?