sit
How to Use Sit
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo be in, or move into, a seated position — or more broadly, to be located, to hold a position, or to take an exam.
Past tense is "sat," not "sitted" — "she sat down" is correct.
Word Forms
sat past tense, sate past tense, sitten past tense, sit plural, sat plural, sate plural, sits plural, Sits plural, sits singular, sit singular, sat singular, sate singular, sattest singular
Fill the Gap
Can you complete this real example?
Please _____ down and make yourself comfortable.
Etymology
From Old English sittan, going back to a very old Indo-European root meaning "to sit" that also gave us words like the Latin sedeo and the Russian sidet.