when can i use "more easily" and "more easier" ?what different is between those?
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hello azad, "more easier" is not correct because the "er" suffix at the end already makes it more. for example:
"Walking is easier than running. Because I walk easily ( it is easy to walk for me).
"I can walk more easily if I put my shoes on."
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Normally, "more" and "-er" cannot go together. However, one can say "much easier" as in the following example: Learning English is much easier than learning Chinese.
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