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In this task, you'll learn the difference between simple and simply, and understand what double and slashes mean.

Simple is an adjective meaning easy or not complicated, like a simple task. Simply is an adverb, meaning in a simple manner, like doing something simply.

Double means two of something. And slashes are the / symbols used in writing. You add es to make slash plural because words ending in sh form their plurals by adding es, like in dishes or brushes.

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Great idea. To write comments, you BLANK need to use BLANK BLANK to start a comment.

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simply

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It means in an easy or straightforward manner. Brian uses it to describe the ease of writing comments.

double

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It refers to using two of something. In this context, it means using two slashes.

slashes

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These are the / symbols. For words ending in sh you should add es for the plural.

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