I want to know the difference between ease and easy. Please give me some examples of places to use these words.

Ease of maintenance. Migrate data with ease. Etc. You could also just mix it up a bit by rephrasing the sentences to drop the -ability part. So maintainability could be "easy to maintain", "ease of maintenance", "the client or current contractor will be …

2015年4月1日 · The actual sentence goes like this: How easy it is to integrate the two applications? or How easy is it to integrate the two applications? To my understanding 'How easy it is' wrong if used as a question. So, please clarify.

2015年12月11日 · The app is easy to use. When a prepositive modifier has a postpositive dependent, there is a conflict. The prepositive modifier is expected to modify the next word, but there's a postpositive dependent competing for that same word position. The way to solve the word placement competition is to treat the phrase "easy to use" as a single word.

Whereas, ease is the effort you make in doing something. For example: /The ease with which that player beat all the other players was astounding./ Notice: /ease of programming as regards emerging platforms/ ease: for the programmer. Ease means it doesn't cause major problems for someone; easy means not difficult.

2015年1月16日 · The dictionary says Facilitate means ease and I have seen many people using facilitate easy operation, facilitate easy learning etc. What is the correct usage??

2013年8月18日 · If you have trouble with your sinuses, you might take a decongestant to help you breathe easily. One can thus understand easy in such contexts as meaning at your ease, in a relaxed manner (cf take it easy), as opposed to the more literal easily = without undue difficulty. That distinction isn't absolute though.

I'm using five words to describe the difficulty levels of some training material: 'Easy', 'Normal', 'Hard', 'Challenging', 'Level 5' 'Level 5' is the most difficult level. I haven't found a proper word for that. Anyway, I first want to know some better words to name the five levels.

2014年9月26日 · Go easy on the X means Do not add too much X. Someone who likes mayonnaise but does not want a lot of it might say Go easy on the mayo. Someone who likes a little bit of pepper, but not too much, might say Go easy on the pepper.

2014年12月23日 · A person who is easy to talk to and is approachable is- 'affable'. Affable is an adjective. Source- English Oxford Dictionary and internet search. The word is derived from the latin word-"affābilis".