easier & more easy and more easier & easier and much more easy

more easier &  easier

(Is it bad grammar to use "more easier" in a sentence?)

• Yes, easier is the only word you need. More easier doesn't make sense.

• Yes, it's redundant(хэрэггүй). Easier already means more easy, so you wouldn't say more easier.

• yes it is you should just say it is easier to do this not more easier!lol but it's okay i have a lot of "hickish" friends so i'm used to it!lol bye! supernatural goddess

• Usually . Just use ' easier ' . Leave out the ' more ' . 
  One example , where it's O.K. is :- 
  
  I could love you " more . Easier " said than done !

easier & more easy 
(My conversation teacher told us that the adjectives that end in -y like easy, healthy, friendly... can have to forms for comparison: more + adj or adj + er ending. I always thought that only the latter was correct....)

 much more easy

(Hi Everyone!I'm trying to figure out if it is grammatically correct to say: Much more easy or if it is better to say: Much easier. 

This is the context: 

The system is able to be saved with comments on each tag within the controller, making it much more easy to understand. Thanks!!!)

• You can say much more easy, but is grammatically incorrect.
  
  You should use much easier.

• "making it much easier to understand" is correct.

• You can say either one in everyday speech. Do not worry.

• Much easier is correct. Much more easy sounds horrible.