The “ie” and “ei” spelling rule can be confusing. This KS2 English quiz helps pupils remember which one to use in different words.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
Remember: i before e (chief); 'leisure' is an exception.
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Remember: 'ay' sounds need e before i (sleigh and neigh).
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These two words follow the rule.
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Veins has the 'ay' sound.
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Remember: i before e, except after c (receipt); 'their' follows the 'ay' rule.
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'Either' is an exception, as is 'neither'.
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'Relieved' and 'hygiene' both follow the i before e rule.
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Remember: i before e (priest), except after c (receive).
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Weight follows the 'ay' rule.
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Eighteenth has the 'ay' sound.
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