Which should you use, sight or site? The noun sight may mean the ability to see or something that is in view. A site is a place where something will be built or where something happens.
| Incorrect: |
A cheetah running is a site to see. |
| Correct: |
A cheetah running is a sight to see. |
| Incorrect: |
He chose this sight for his castle. |
| Correct: |
He chose this site for his castle. |
