This 'Letters ei' spelling quiz will test KS1 children on this sound. It is an addition to the spellings learnt in the National Curriculum. This sound is pronounced ‘aye’ like in the number ‘eight.’
If you ever see 'ei' together, it’s pronounced as ‘aye’. These spellings are a little tricky, so try and sound out the letters or look for the word that looks familiar. See how many of these you know. Good luck!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The 'ei' makes an 'aye' sound, so this word is said like this: r+ei+n+s.
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Veins carry blood to the heart.
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These two letters (ei) are often followed by the letter 'g' and sometimes 'gh'.
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If you can spell 'eight' you can spell eighteen, eighty and eightieth!
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A sleigh is what Santa drives and what the reindeers pull!
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You can say you weigh an amount and your weight is.... by just adding the 't'.
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Your neighbour is the person next to you.
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The height sign in the picture is for vans and if their van is too tall, they need to turn around and take a different route.
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Although spelt with 'ei' you don't pronounce 'either' like 'aye-th er'; here the 'ei' makes an 'ee' sound.
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Freight means cargo or things/goods that need transporting.
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