cite = verb, \to reference or call upon\ sight = noun, \something seen or worth seeing; something perceived\…

cite = verb, \to reference or call upon\ sight = noun, \something seen or worth seeing; something perceived\ site = noun, \location or place\ review the words, their parts of speech, and their definitions. which sentences use the underlined word correctly? check all that apply. my reference sites five different authors. i must cite the research i used in my essay. the thief returned to the site of the crime. we caught sight of a whale off the coast. this web cite has the best book prices.

cite = verb, \to reference or call upon\ sight = noun, \something seen or worth seeing; something perceived\ site = noun, \location or place\ review the words, their parts of speech, and their definitions. which sentences use the underlined word correctly? check all that apply. my reference sites five different authors. i must cite the research i used in my essay. the thief returned to the site of the crime. we caught sight of a whale off the coast. this web cite has the best book prices.

Answer

Answer:

  • I must cite the research I used in my essay.
  • The thief returned to the site of the crime.
  • We caught sight of a whale off the coast.

Brief Explanations:

  1. "cite" is used as a verb meaning to reference in "I must cite the research I used in my essay." which is correct.
  2. "site" as a noun for location is correctly used in "The thief returned to the site of the crime."
  3. "sight" as a noun for something seen is correctly used in "We caught sight of a whale off the coast."
  4. In "My reference sites five different authors.", "sites" is mis - used as it should be "cites".
  5. In "This web cite has the best book prices.", it should be "site" (location) not "cite" (verb).