American Classics, Where We Teach You American English Heard at the movies.

The 2006 movie Akila and the B tells the story of 11 year old Akila Anderson, the winner of her school's spelling bee contest.

She asks English professor Dr Larabee to help her prepare for the national spelling bee.

Listen for the words own it.

You'll win using my methods, my first understanding the power of language.

Then, by deconstructing it, breaking it down to its origins, you will own it.

And then you know what?

You'll be OK.

Tired.

You'll be a champion.

What do you think?

Own it means is that a to take possession of something after paying for it, or B to gain knowledge and skills in order to succeed?

You'll win using my methods, my first understanding the power of language.

Then, by deconstructing it, breaking it down, you will own it.

And then you know what you'll be Hey tired in this example own.

It refers to choice be Dr.

Larabee tells Akila that knowing where a word comes from helps to correctly spell it own.

It has other meanings to, such as to take possession of something or to take responsibility for one's actions, both good and bad.