Wishing someone that something goes easily for them

I'm trying to phrase a sentence in which I'm wishing that something goes easily for someone, but can't get the wording to sound right, and not awkward.

For example, someone may be studying for a test and I wish that their studying goes easy. These are the phrases I could come up with.

• I hope it goes easy for you.
• I hope the studying goes easy for you.
• I wish you the best in studying.
• I'm hoping the studying goes easily for you.
• Good luck studying. (I don't really like this one since it's a bit vague)

Any other suggestions?

Good question. The reason this one is awkward is because OP specifically wants to sound positive about the experience of studying, not the outcome of the exam which follows.

In the general case of an action, we tend to say I hope you enjoy your [action]. But that's a rather odd thing to say about studying in this context, since OP implies it's basically an arduous task where the best one could hope for is that it shouldn't be too arduous.

I personally wouldn't like to use easy in this context because OP certainly doesn't want to encourage the person to take it easy - probably quite the opposite, in fact. If it's important to retain the 'easiness' concept, maybe I hope you don't find the studying too arduous.

I don't much like the word studying in this context either, so I'd suggest I hope the revision goes well if OP doesn't like Good luck with...

How about:

Hope everything goes smoothly for you."