Understanding 切れやすくしてあります


「これ、ガムテープです。それも非常に粘着力のある。 **それに鋏を入れ、切れやすくしてあります** 。」

The only thing I can understand is "切れやすい" which means "easy to cut", but what
is くしてあります doing here? Could it mean something like "I made it (or it has been
made) easy to cut with scissors"?




> 「～～くしてある」

means:

> "(it has been) made/produced so that ~~"

So, this particular type of packing tape **comes precut so it is naturally
easy to cut**.

To mention the grammar used, 「切れやす **く** 」 is the 連用形{れんようけい} ("continuative
form") of 「切れやす **い** 」.




> 「～～くしてある」

means:

> "(it has been) made/produced so that ~~"

So, this particular type of packing tape **comes precut so it is naturally
easy to cut**.

To mention the grammar used, 「切れやす **く** 」 is the 連用形{れんようけい} ("continuative
form") of 「切れやす **い** 」.

