much vs more

"Easier" itself means "more easy." If you want to add a degree of emphasis, say "much easier."

Yayya Lautner'more' easier.

When you add -er to an adjective, as when you change easy to easier, you can't add more.

So these are all wrong: more easier, more harder, more prettier, more happier, more sadder, ...

You'll need much easier for your example.

CJ

and use 'more' for long adjectives like: more interesting, more complicated, ...

Hello teachers,

Will you laugh if I use "handsomer"? " I'm handsomer than my brother." I know it's grammatically correct but, doesn't it sound awkward to a native ear? I often hear native speakers using "more handsome" instead. Thank you.

mudclayI'm handsomer than my brother.

It sounds fine to me. And it has the advantage of being true.

Thank you teacher CJ.