Easy Pop Up Flower Card

Easy Pop Up Flower Card So easy so s so adv pron easy i zi izi adj adv

Easy easily easy 1 adj 2 adv 3 vi 4 vt easily adv Easy peasy lemon squeezey I looked up word by word and according to some web sites Peasy means lanky unattractive out of shape But is that an insult as well E g I

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Be easy to do be easy doing be easy to do It isn t easy to be parents Hi I can t understand this idiom A literal translation don t makes sense What does it means I can imagine it means that something is very easy but why as pie

Hello slisys and welcome to the forum We need some context in order to answer the question properly Also it is a ground rule of the forum to provide context Can you give us But in general easy on can indicate a lesser amount than normally expected For French fries you might say easy on the salt Salt is something they do add normally For a

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Really LC I think it easy sounds quite normal to me Admittedly in the present tense like this there is a strong preference for adding s is but as soon as you use a Easy to carry is a standard form adjective to infinitive where the adjective modifies the infinitive easy to do hard to do too big to carry happy to help

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