Let's tackle a KS2 English spelling quiz about words with 'ie' or 'ei'. You may know the rule: 'I before E, except after C'. It helps decide how to spell words, but there's an exception: always use 'ei' for the 'ay' sound (like in 'eight').
These spellings can be tricky with exceptions. Take your time and practice this quiz more than once to get comfy with 'ie' or 'ei' words.
Test your 'ie' and 'ei' spelling skills, but be careful of the exceptions, in this quiz!
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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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