I Before E Rule Exceptions

The video provides quick English tips focusing on the common spelling confusion between 'ie' and 'ei'. It introduces the 'I before E except after C' rule, explaining it with examples like 'believe' and 'receipt'. The video also highlights exceptions to the rule, such as 'weird' and 'science'. Viewers are encouraged to engage by suggesting topics and exploring online courses. The session concludes with a call to subscribe for more English grammar tips.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Learning new vocabulary

• Practicing English conversation

• Understanding English grammar rules

• Improving English spelling skills

According to the 'I before E' rule, which of the following is correct?

• Recieve

• Recieve

• Recieve

• Receive

Which word correctly follows the 'I before E' rule?

• Friend

• Freind

• Freind

• Frend

What is the correct spelling of the word that means 'to believe in something'?

• Believ

• Beleive

• Believe

• Belive

Which of the following words is spelled correctly according to the 'I before E' rule?

• Greive

• Greeve

• Grieve

• Grive

Which of the following words is an example of the 'I before E' rule?

• Chief

• Cheif

• Chiefe

• Chife

What is the exception to the 'I before E' rule?

• Except after 'c'

• When the word is a noun

• When the word starts with 're'

• When the word ends with 'ing'

Which of the following words is an example of the 'Except after C' rule?

• Cept

• Ceiling

• Ceipt

• Ceive

What is the correct spelling of the word that means 'a formal written acknowledgment of payment'?

• Reciept

• Receipt

• Receit

• Recipt

Which of these words is spelled correctly according to the 'Except after C' rule?

• Conceeve

• Conceeve

• Conceive

• Conceve