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Neither leisured foreigner seized the weird height.

The feisty poltergeist feigned sovereignty, but the freighter's reindeer perceived deceit.

How many words can you think of that break the rule "I before E except after C"? Can you make up sentences of such words?

When I was learning to read, I learned the phrases "Neither foreign sovereign seized counterfeit forfeitted leisure" and "Either weird heifer [is] protein".

Do any of the examples on this particular mug actually violate the rule? I don't think the rule prohibits "cie" as a sequence.

ohio jones wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 1:44 pm