The phrase "a easy" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an easy" because "easy" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "It was an easy decision to make."
Alternatives: "a simple" or "a straightforward".
A: Easy with that iron, friend.
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I would recommend this book for 7+ as the simple but funny plot makes it a easy read for adults and kids alike.
Even now, few have applied for American citizenship.After the years of hardship and tension in Myanmar, this does not make for a easy life.
No one knows what the future holds, but if it reflects recent events in the voluntary sector it's not going to be a easy ride.
Groupsite.com provides a easy-to-use platform for business groups to share contact information, files (meeting minutes, financials, etc).
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The peptide samples (5 ul) were concentrated on a Easy-column™ (L 2cm, ID 100um, 120Å, C18-A1) trapping column (PROXEON, Denmark).
Thus it appears that prepositional STRIPS planning, a PSPACE-complete problem, exhibits a easy-hard-easy pattern as the number of available operators increases with a narrow range of hard problems.
In other words, when exposed to a easy-to-use, working alternative people are more than happy to move away from less legal alternatives.
