Seated or Sitted
Understand why “seated” is correct and “sitted” is not used in English.
sitted
Incorrect spelling - “Sitted” is incorrect; the correct past tense of sit is “sat,” not “sitted.”
"sitted" is a common misspelling of "seated". Always use "seated" when referring to the correct word.
seated
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Seated” means to be sitting or placed in a seat.
Definition of seated
"seated": “Seated” means to be sitting or placed in a seat.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for seated
- • sitting
- • placed
Usage Examples
"Correct:" Please remain seated.
"Correct:" They were seated by the usher.
"Correct:" Guests were seated quickly.
"Incorrect:" Please remain sitted.
"Incorrect:" Guests were sitted fast.
Notes:
- • Past tense forms: sit → sat, seated (for formal placement).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct form?
A: Seated.
Q: Is 'sitted' correct?
A: No; never used.
Q: What is the past tense of sit?
A: Sat.
Q: When do we use 'seated'?
A: When someone is placed in a seat.
Q: Example?
A: The audience was seated.
Summary
""Seated" is correct; 'sitted' is never used in English. Use 'sat' as the simple past of sit."