Question

which this sentence correct:
1: I want to sit on the table.
or
2: I want to sit at the table

Answer 1

Answer:

I want to sit on the table.

Explanation:

Here on is used as the paticular person wishes to sit on the table like he/she wishes to be above in rest.

'At' is used to refer paticular time and place. eg. 'at 8:30pm' and 'at school'

Answer 2

Answer:

Both are correct, but the second is more appealing.

Explanation:

1) I want to sit on the table.

'I' wants to sit on the table for some reason, apparently.

2) I want to sit at the table

In this sentence, the table here is a group of people or organization sitting around the table and 'I' wants to sit amongst the 'table' or the person wants to sit, using a medium near or around the table.