way easier to vs way easier for

Examples:

• It's way easier to learn a new language when you're young.
• It's way easier to drive to work than to take the bus.
• It's way easier to cook with a good set of knives.
• It's way easier to understand the concept with a visual aid.
• It's way easier to solve this problem with a calculator.

Alternatives:

• much easier to
• far easier to
• significantly easier to
• considerably easier to
• substantially easier to

Examples:

• It's way easier for me to work in a quiet environment.
• It's way easier for him to understand complex concepts.
• It's way easier for her to express her feelings through art.
• It's way easier for children to learn through play.
• It's way easier for the team to communicate with a shared online platform.

Alternatives:

• much easier for
• far easier for
• significantly easier for
• considerably easier for
• substantially easier for