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Fiercepotatohot Posted 6 years ago
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Insanely easy going for people to do something?
Hello! I am writing a copyline for a product.
I would like to deliver a meaning "this product is seriously easy to use when you want to do something"
with this expression:
"insanely easy going for people to cut things better"(yes it has a function of cutting things)
But I am not sure if that usage of "easy going" is appropriate since I couldn't really grasp the proper usage yet.
Does it sound natural and make sense with this expression? Thank you.
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I would boil this down. For example: Our product [name it] makes cutting insanely easy.
- I would boil this down.
- For example: Our product [name it] makes cutting insanely easy.
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I would boil this down. For example:
Our product [name it] makes cutting insanely easy.
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