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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a slightly too easy" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "slightly too easy" or "a bit too easy."
Example: "The exam was slightly too easy for the students who had studied hard."
Alternatives: "a little too easy" or "somewhat too easy."
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The text thus has it both ways, simultaneously veiling and unveiling itself for the Western reader, in a slightly too easy pact.
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"The campaigner in me worries slightly that pressing a button is too easy.
A bit too easy I'm afraid.
This makes Revenge a little too easy.
But that's a bit too easy.
"It's getting a little too easy.
But, it was just all a bit too easy.
But that explanation seems a bit too easy.
But that's a little too easy.
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Item difficulty is important because it reveals whether an item is too easy or too hard.
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