Clearing this up: Sight vs. site

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Clearing this up: Sight vs. site

If you want readers to see where you’re going in a story, you’ll want to get these two words right.

“Sight” is what you see, as in Watching the flying saucer land was the strangest sight he’d ever seen.

“Site” is a location, as in The landing site was in a secluded, wooded area.

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