easy to follow
- idiom
- I want to talk to you about a diet that that is easy to follow and that is affordable.
- relatively easy to follow
They're very easy to follow, but not lacking in depth.
- They're very easy to follow, but not lacking in depth.
- I want to talk to you about a diet that that is easy to follow and that is affordable.
- It is not intimidating, but it will build a habit in your life that is easy to follow.
- So we challenged ourselves to create an SSD upgrade guide that is so easy to follow along with that even a zombie could do it.
- We know you all do it, lads, and that way you'll be able to create delicious, easy to follow dinners that will ensure that your girlfriend doesn't dump you.
- You guys already know, man, Mall and Carl put their heart and soul into that puppy and it is the most beautiful course, the most easy to follow.
- That's not so easy to follow, but I'm going to try both Dan and Fanny.
Examples
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Points are well laid out, which makes it easy to follow and digest.
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I find your books and recipes really easy to follow, and I have never had a failure.
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As we had the class every day, it was generally easy to follow from one day to the next.
Academic text (2003) -
Money Magazine is also pretty easy to follow and seems to have good information.
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The way you organized it, it was so easy to follow your reasoning!
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You'll be a creator in no time flat with our easy to follow step by step guide.
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There are easy-to-follow articles on getting ideas, finding time to write, staying motivated, getting published, and much more.
Academic text (2010) -
Downloadable instructions are available in PowerPoint format, and these are easy to follow.
Academic text (2013) -
Nevertheless, the storyline was easy to follow, and the final revelation about protein was very affecting.
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The recipe was so easy to follow that even a beginner could make the dish.
Synonyms
Easy to understand or do
Easy to use and understand for new users
Something that is easy to understand and clear
Simple and clear so most people can know what it means quickly
Simple and easy to understand because the design is clear
Easy to understand without extra help
Very easy to do with little skill
Easy to understand without extra details
Very easy to do and understand
Antonyms
How Simple
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly and transparently derived from combining 'easy' (simple) with 'follow' (to understand or carry out instructions), with 'to' functioning as the infinitival marker rather than adding idiomatic meaning. This standard adjective + to-infinitive construction is common cross-linguistically, so a B1 learner who knows the parts will readily infer the overall sense.
Etymology
Easy to follow comes from the image of a path with clear signs and steps. If the path is easy you can follow it without getting lost, so the phrase means 'simple to understand or do'.