American Classics.

Where We Teach You American English Heard at the Movies.

1967 Movie in the Heat of the Night tells about the racial conflict between two police officers.

Virgil Tibbs is from the large northern city, Philadelphia in Pennsylvania and a top crime investigator.

He helps Police Chief Bill Gillespie investigate a murder in his small southern town Sparta in Mississippi.

After the crime is solved, Gillespie walks with Tibbs as he boards a train home.

Listen for the words.

You take care, Virgil.

You take care, you hear?

Yeah.

What do you think you take care?

Means Is it a You will never see me again.

Or B Goodbye.

I wish you well, Virgil.

You take care, you hear?

Yeah.

The answer is B.

Take care is a way to say goodbye and wish someone well in the movie.

It is Gillespie's way of saying he has learned to respect Tibbs, and that's English at the movies.