This is not a criticism, nobody knows until they are taught, just trying to help you improve your use of English (which is otherwise excellent). The phrase "mu

This is not a criticism, nobody knows until they are taught, just trying to help you improve your use of English (which is otherwise excellent). The phrase "much more easier" is incorrect. The word "easier" loosely means "more easy" so "more easier" would loosely mean "more more easy" which sounds wrong :-) Correct usages are "easy", "much easier", and "even easier". In your case above you can lose the "more" and just use "much easier". If you were to add another suggestion that you thought was easier than cucumber or zucchini then you would describe that third set of options as "even easier". (Yes, I am stuck home alone; and yes, I do have too much time on my hands lol)