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This is the English we speak with me, Jayin.

And me, Neil.

Now, Jayin, could you remind me how to record our voices on this machine

please? Sure there's nothing to it. Open the microphone here. No this this microphone. Then set the volume there. Open the computer screen here.

Click there and then click there and then. See record button just press that there's nothing to

it. Jayang you keep saying there's nothing to it do you mean it's complicated?

No it's the opposite when we say there's nothing to it, we mean it's easy or simple to do.

So, Neil, there's really nothing complicated about recording this program, and if you press that button there, we can hear some examples.

This one?

No, this one.

Making the pancakes is easy. There's nothing to it. Just add milk, eggs and flour.

There was nothing to it. All he had to do was collect the documents and deliver them to the office.

Unfortunately, he got lost.

All you have to do is push this button and the coffee comes out here. There's really nothing to it. This is the English we speak from BBC Learning English.

We're talking about the phrase,

There's nothing to it, which means it's easy or simple to do.

So Neil, have you got it now? Can we carry on now?

Yep, I think I've got it now. It's easy peasy.

Good. So next time you can work the studio and record the program.

Absolutely. There's nothing to it.

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