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'I' before 'E'.. except every time you're unsure how to spell a word, amirite?
by Anonymous11 years ago
Except weird and their...):
by Anonymous13 years ago
And a bunch of other words.
by Anonymous11 years ago
They don't teach that rule in England anymore, as far as i'm aware anyway.
by Anonymous11 years ago
I read somewhere that the rule is "I before E, except after C and when sounded like A"...which explains words like weigh and neighbour. But it still doesn't cover everything.
by Anonymous11 years ago
This is how I learned it: I before E except after C or when sounding like 'ay' as in 'neighbor' or 'weigh'.
And then, to supplement that rule: Either seize their weird foreign heights or forfeit your leisure.
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