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Spellings with I and E together are tricky. Remember when the sound is E, IE is used. However, there are exceptions such as 'forfeit'
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Spellings with I and E together are tricky. Remember when the sound is E, IE is used. However, there are exceptions such as 'weir'
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When the sound is other than E, EI is used and when the sound is E or EE, IE is used. However, there are exceptions such as 'friend'
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When the sound is E, IE is used and when the sound is other than E, EI is used. However, there are exceptions and 'protein' is one of them
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When the sound is E, IE is used and when the sound is other than E, EI is used. However, there are exceptions as is the case with the word 'weird'
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When the sound is other than E, EI is used and when the sound is E or EE, IE is used
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When the sound is E, IE is used and when the sound is other than E, EI is used. However, there are exceptions and 'conceived' is one of them. The general rule is I before E except after C
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When the sound is other than E, EI is used and when the sound is E or EE, IE is used. However, there are exceptions such as 'lieutenant', which is pronounced in the USA as if it were spelt LOO-TENANT, but in the UK as if it were spelt LEFT-TENANT!
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When the sound is E or EE, IE is used. However, there are exceptions such as the word 'seize'
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When the sound is E, IE is used and when the sound is other than E, EI is used. However, there are exceptions as is the case with the word 'ceilinged'. The general rule is I before E except after C
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