Name: English @ the Movies: I'll show you!
Uploaded: 2020-10-24T18:51:12.000Z
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American Classics, Where We Teach You American English Heard at the Movies.

The 1933 movie The Invisible Man is based on a book by English writer H.

It tells the story of a scientist named Jack Griffin.

While studying a new drug, he discovers a chemical mixture that can make the user disappear.

But an unknown side effect is that it makes the person go insane.

After Griffin attacks a neighbor, ah, police officer, arrives to question him.

All right, I'll show you there's a souvenir for you, then one for you.

Leave me alone or I will prove that I have done nothing wrong.

It means I will prove that I have done nothing wrong.

I'll show you is usually said in anger, but I'll show you can also mean I will help guide you.

 The difference is in how this expression is spoken, and that's English at the movies. 