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• Aug 24, 2019 ... You can say “much more easy” or “much easier” but not “much more easier”. Easier already means “more easy”, so saying “more easier” is like ...
• Oct 5, 2011 ... "Much easier" is correct. So is "much more easily". "Much more easier" is incorrect but it is a common mistake, even by native speakers.
• Sep 11, 2017 ... To me C++ is much more easier and logical to write and read than Python and some other languages. This is not a rant post, sorry for the ...
• Apr 12, 2012 ... Would it sound OK to the native speaker if I threw "much more easier" in an informal conversation for "much easier"?
• much more easier · more happy – Correct: happier · much more expensive than · Short 1-syllable words (hot, hard, fast) and 2-syllable words ending -y (happy, easy) ...
• Jan 14, 2016 ... “Much more easier” incorrectly consists of two comparatives: “much more” and “easier,” which makes it grammatically incorrect. It should be ...
• Sep 26, 2016 ... Is it true that Magicka 2 is much more easier than Magicka 1? Because many reviews say so. <. 1, 1. > Showing 1-10 of 10 comments. [Lemons] w!z ...
• Oct 25, 2017 ... “Much more easier” incorrectly consists of two comparatives: “much more” and “easier,” which makes it grammatically incorrect. It should be ...
• Aug 10, 2021 ... This would make life much more easier by choosing contrasting colors for guides. image1352×664 99.4 KB. 3 Likes. Prashant_Singh January ...
• Nov 9, 2012 ... In English, is "much more" correct such as in "this would make it much more easier" or should it be just "much"? “Much more” is correct but ...

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