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English, 28.02.2021 19:50, kmwilliams9019

Version 1: "I" before "E" except after "C." Or when sounding like "A," as in neighbor and weigh. Version 2 When spelling, you usually place the letter "I" before the letter "E." However, this is not true when they make an "A" sound, like in the words neighbor and weigh. {Which version of the grammar rule do you fine easier to remember? Version 1 Version 2 ( e d g e n u i t y)​

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