The phrase "a quick and simply" is not correct in English.
It should be "a quick and simple." You can use the corrected phrase when describing something that is both fast and uncomplicated.
Example: "The solution to the problem was a quick and simple fix that anyone could implement."
Alternatives: "a fast and easy" or "a swift and straightforward."
Give someone you know who lives or works there a quick call and simply ask.
For a quick and delicious cocktail sauce, simply add chili sauce to your prepared horseradish.
In this view, the Human Genome Project offered a careful, accurate analysis of the genome for the benefit of future investigators, while Venter's aim was simply a quick and dirty botch-up, its only purpose to gain commercial rights to something that should be the common possession of humanity.
It is simply a quick and easy way to describe a male's attire.
Here the television set is simply a quick and clever way to illustrate how Antony is playing to the masses and whipping them up with his oratory.
If you simply want a quick and secure way of sharing the cable modem, a cable-D.S.L. router box can provide both the shared Internet connection as well as a hardware firewall to help provide security.
As John M. notes, many services that claim to make quality copies of films simply perform a quick and dirty method of projecting the film to a screen while simultaneously recording the screen with a video camera or another film camera.
Although group discussions are often used simply as a quick and convenient way to collect data from several people simultaneously, focus groups in this study explicitly used group interaction as part of the method of participant observation.
Simply exit in a quick and orderly fashion.
To the surgeon, this was simply another routine case, a quick and easy repair of a defect that had been present since birth.
