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I Before E Except After C: 9 Helpful Spelling Rules | Grammarly Blog Have you ever memorized the chorus of a song? You may sing a few lines over and over, but you can’t remember what comes after the section you know. Many people recite the mnemonic “I before E, except after C.” They either don’t remember or never learned the rest of the rhyme. Here are two additional lines that reveal some exceptions to the spelling rule: I before E, except after C Or when sounded as A, as in neighbor and weigh. Learning spelling conventions can help you write with confidence. S or ies? To make a noun plural, you usually add S. essay → essays ploy → ploys key → keys If there is a consonant before the Y, replace the y with ies. daisy → daisies sky → skies V doesn’t… No English words end with the letter V. Q is never alone. Have you noticed that Q seems to have a constant vowel companion? Is this E a keeper or not? When the noun fate becomes the adjective fateful, you add -ful to the end without dropping the E. All aboard? Specific Words
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Pathways to Accuracy: “Somewhere Only We Know” – On the same page At the beginning of “Somewhere Only We Know” (Keane, 2004), the singer walks “across an empty land” and knows “the pathway like the back of my hand.” In this activity, the students find their way through the maze to read and understand the lyrics of the song while facing a series of challenges related to grammar and sentence structure along the way. The use of articles and possessive adjectives, or differences such as “been”/”gone” or “say”/”tell”, are some of the questions that the students will need to solve as they connect the words with a pencil or a highlighter. The students are also asked to fill in the circles with a suitable preposition. Somewhere Only We Know.pdf Lyrics Don’t Get Me Wrong Making the right choices: “Lean On Me” Like this: Like Loading...