“Easier” is the comparative form of the word “Easy”, which indicates things that need little effort. “Easier” tell us that something requires even less effort than the other thing it’s be… See more

“More Easily” is an adverbial phrase, that helps us describe actions. “Easily” means to do things in an easy manner. “More Easily”, therefore, indicates that something can be don… See more

“More Easy” is an incorrect alternate form for “Easier” and “More Easily”. If you need to compare two things and mention which one is “Easier”, you don’t use “More Easy”. Similarly, if … See more

Which one of those forms do you think is used more often, “Easier”, “More Easily”, or “More Easy”? Let’s take a look at the graph from Google Ngram Viewerbelow and find out. “Easier… See more