sight vs. site vs. cite
3 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Hard level in Homonym Hunter.
👀 sight
The ability to see; something worth seeing.
“The canyon is a stunning sight.”
🏗️ site
A location; a place where something is built.
“This is the site of the new school.”
📑 cite
To quote or refer to as evidence.
“Remember to cite your sources.”
Quick way to tell them apart
“sight” means the ability to see; something worth seeing; “site” means a location; a place where something is built; “cite” means to quote or refer to as evidence.
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