too easy
phrase · casual
No problem, that's simple, consider it done.
How Aussies use it
- Can you send me the file? Too easy.
- Too easy, I'll be there at 5.
How to pronounce ‘too easy’
Say it like this: too EE-zee
‘too easy’ in a conversation
Manager: Can you send me that file?
Sam: Too easy, it's on its way.
Good to know
Often used in reply to a request at work. It's friendly and positive.
A common mistake
It means 'happy to help', not that the task is too simple to bother with.
Saying it more formally
In a formal email, essay or the PTE test, use no problem instead.
Slang is great for chatting with friends and workmates, but keep it out of PTE essays and formal writing.
Quick check
What does ‘too easy’ mean?
- No problem, that's simple, consider it done.
- A cup of tea or coffee.
- Afternoon.
Show the answer
A. No problem, that's simple, consider it done.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'too easy' mean in Australia?
No problem, that's simple, consider it done. Often used in reply to a request at work. It's friendly and positive.
Can I say 'too easy' at work?
Yes. 'too easy' is fine in most workplaces, in conversation and casual messages. In formal emails, reports and English tests, use more standard English.
How do you pronounce 'too easy'?
Say it like this: too EE-zee. Press 'Hear it' on this page to listen.