SIGHT = SITE = CITE | ENGLISH VOCABULARY

These three words are pronounced the same and  I've noticed people mixing them up in writing.  

Let's sort them out. This word 'cite', C-I-T-E.  It's the verb form of citation. This is when,  

for example, you're writing a paper and  you've quoted someone else or you've used  

someone else's ideas. You need to cite that.  You can put that source in your bibliography.  

Don't just take credit for their ideas, cite  them.

S-I-G-H-T. See. My eyesight isn't great so I have to wear glasses when I read.

And finally, S-I-T-E. This can mean the space  

where something is going to be built,  a construction site, for example. Or,  

we're building a new Rachel's English headquarters  but we haven't found the right site yet.

Sight

Cite

Site