“If you build it ___ will come.” (fill in the blank) No looking it up first!
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I find if you ask Americans they will state the saying isI think it’s they too. But… ?
the saying comes from the movie. The majority of people who remember when it came out remember “they”. It’s weird - in the movie clip above it says “he”. But I remember watching the movie back then and I always thought it was “they”. Occasionally, after that we started using it in different contexts, casually or to be funny - with the understanding that it was a movie line - and it was always “they” when I heard anyone say it.I find if you ask Americans they will state the saying is
To each his own.
Ask Canadians (at least Millennials) and they will state it's
To each their own.
Maybe similar? They makes more sense with your example though, as it can mean something like a business - and often is a plural 'they'.
Definitely how I learned it. Sometimes with the add on "said the lady as she kissed the cow".I find if you ask Americans they will state the saying is
To each his own.
Didn't know this.But I’m remembering a bible verse not a movie line. God says “If you build it they will come.” to Noah.
Alright I didn't Google....If you build it he will come?
Nope I was wrong. Part of a sermon I read was interpreting it that way. It’s God to Moses “If you build it (a sanctuary), I will come.”Didn't know this.
You learn something new every day. (Another of those sayings.)
If you build it he will come is supposedly correct, from the movie. But I feel like it’s been altered!Alright I didn't Google....
In the movie it is "he will come" because it refers to, IIRC, the father of Kevin Costner's character.I think it’s they too. But… ?
good movieIn the movie it is "he will come" because it refers to, IIRC, the father of Kevin Costner's character.