Put "i" prior to "e" except right after "c." You may have heard this rhyme right before, but it surely does require somewhat addition: "i" just before "e" except soon after "c" or when making the "/ay/" sound. It doesn't rhyme at the same time, but it is more exact.[5] https://spellingmistakesbydsl07395.suomiblog.com/an-unbiased-view-of-spelling-rules-in-english-43566630