Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Easily"

A: It's "with ease", not "with easy."

"Easily" is more common in everyday conversation. It just means "it wasn't difficult."

"With ease", on the other hand, conveys an additional sense of elegance/poise/effortlessness in completing the task. It's a more decorative form of language than "easily."

A: “That’s easily the best” is like saying that without even having to think about it I know it’s the best - it’s so easy to know that this is the best because it’s obvious.

“That’s by far the best” means more like everything else is way worse than this - this thing is so much better compared to all the other things.

A: In this context they mean the same thing. Easy = 쉽게
Likely to happen means there is a big chance it will happen

A: They mean the same thing. Here, it just means that something can be the result of something else.

Eg Drink driving could easily lead to an accident.
Drink driving would be likely to lead to an accident.

A: easily = facilmente
easier = más fácil

It's easier to have a dog = es más fácil tener un perro

You can easily change: puedes cambiar facilmente

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A: you could also say 'much easier'