Understanding 'I before E' Rule

The video tutorial by Hera explains the English spelling rule for using 'IE' and 'EI' in words. It introduces the mnemonic 'I before E except after C' to help remember when to use each combination. The video provides examples like 'receive' and 'believe' to illustrate the rule and highlights exceptions where the rule does not apply, such as in 'science' and 'society'. The tutorial concludes with a call to action for viewers to like and subscribe.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Science experiments

• English spelling rules

• Mathematical equations

• History of English language

Which words are mentioned as examples of confusion between 'ie' and 'ei'?

• Jump and hop

• Run and walk

• Sing and dance

• Receive and believe

What is the correct spelling for a word meaning 'to accept or take in'?

• Recieve

• Receive

• Reciave

• Receeve

What is the mnemonic rule introduced in the video?

• I before E except after C

• E before I except after C

• A before B except after C

• O before U except after C

What is the purpose of the mnemonic 'I before E except after C'?

• To help remember math formulas

• To learn new languages

• To understand historical events

• To assist in spelling words correctly

Which of the following words follows the rule 'I before E except after C'?

• Ceiling

• Field

• Chief

• Piece

Which of the following is NOT a word that follows the 'I before E except after C' rule?

• Receipt

• Science

• Ceiling

• Conceit

In which word is 'ie' used because it is not preceded by 'c'?

• Receive

• Receipt

• Believe

• Ceiling

Which word is spelled with 'ie' because it is not preceded by 'c'?

• Conceit

• Field

• Receipt

• Ceiling

What is the limitation of the 'I before E except after C' rule?

• It applies to all vowel sounds

• It only applies to the long 'e' sound

• It applies to all consonant sounds

• It applies to all words