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You look beautiful. 00:26

Shut up and kiss me. 00:27

Sheriff Hubert. 00:32

John Sturgis. 00:40

Hey, John. 00:41

Connie. So nice to hear from you. 00:43

You'll never guess what I'm doing. 00:46

Tell me. 00:48

I am working on a solar neutrino detector. 00:49

Wow. I was going to guess making soft boiled 00:54

eggs. 00:57

Ha, ha. Yeah. 00:58

Sheldon and Linklater asked me to help him 01:00

out. 01:02

Oh. Linklater's involved. 01:03

He's not so bad. 01:06

You and he aren't. 01:09

Oh, no, no, no. I'm still seeing Dale. 01:10

Okay, good. 01:12

I can handle you with a guy who sells 01:14

volleyballs, but you with another scientist. 01:16

It'd be like a dagger in the heart. 01:19

No daggers here. 01:22

So tell me about this experiment. 01:24

Well, I don't know if you know this, but 01:27

solar neutrinos are like little messengers 01:29

from the center of the sun. 01:31

I did know that, But it's delightful to hear 01:33

you say it. 01:36

Well, enjoy. Cause that's about all I 01:37

remember. So what's new about you? 01:39

Well, let's see. 01:43

Oh, yesterday I had my first breakfast 01:45

burrito. Oh. 01:48

Good for you. How was it? 01:50

Confusing. I ordinarily have burritos for 01:52

lunch or dinner. 01:56

I don't know how to respond to that. 01:58

You're working on an experiment, and I'm 02:00

eating dinner for breakfast. 02:03

It's a crazy world. 02:04

Oh. Well. 02:07

I've got to get back to the library. 02:11

But this is so much more fun than books. 02:13

Well, I'll be seeing you tonight. 02:16

Oh. 02:18

You'll be seeing all of me. 02:19

I think this might be my finest work. 02:23

And she made my dinner mittens, so that means 02:25

a lot. 02:27

Oh, I can't thank you enough. 02:28

Shall we apply the empirical method? 02:31

Yes, the empirical method. 02:33

Let's apply that. 02:34

What? 02:40

Now I feel like I might have overstepped my 02:40

bounds last night, so I just wanted to bring 02:43

you these and apologize. 02:46

Thank you. And I did mean it. 02:49

If you ever need to talk, I'm here. 02:52

Appreciate it. 02:55

It's more than Billy. 03:00

Herschel moved out. 03:04

Oh, Brenda, I'm so sorry. 03:08

Do you want to come in? 03:13

Of course. 03:16

So what's with the box? 03:25

The experiment needs to be in complete 03:27

darkness to work. 03:28

We watch these monitors for the results. 03:29

Okay. All that's left is to turn on the 03:36

cameras. Sheldon, will you get the lights? 03:38

Yes, sir. 03:40

Is that to make it more dramatic? 03:42

It's so that. 03:44

We can better see the flashes on the monitor. 03:45

But a little drama never hurts. 03:47

All right, here we go. 03:49

Commencement of the solar neutrino detector 03:50

prototype. In three, two, one. 03:52

I don't see anything. 04:03

Give it a moment. 04:04

Is that it?. That's it. 04:13

We did it. 04:17

Phase one is a success. 04:18

Congratulations. 04:20

Look at the. Beautiful. 04:22

Neutrinos. 04:25

Those aren't neutrinos. 04:26

What are you talking about? That's what we're 04:28

looking for. 04:29

That's just radioactivity. 04:30

Well, then, when do we find the neutrinos? 04:32

We don't. 04:36

This is just a prototype. 04:37

You kidding me? 04:39

The actual device needed would be the size of 04:40

a building. 04:42

And that's 20 to 30 years away. 04:42

Well, I. Could be dead by then. 04:44

You still may have helped advance science. 04:46

Unless another team beats us to it. 04:49

I'm going to wait in the car. 04:53

If it helps in 30 years, I should still be 04:55

alive. 04:57

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Vocabulary	Meanings
beautiful ˈbjuːtɪfəl A1	adjective - having qualities that give great pleasure to the senses or mind
kiss kɪs A1	verb - to touch someone with one's lips as a sign of love, greeting, etc.
sheriff ˈʃɛrɪf A2	noun - an officer who enforces the law in a county or town
neutrino njuːˈtriːnoʊ C1	noun - a subatomic particle with no electric charge and a very small mass
detect dɪˈtɛkt B1	verb - to discover or identify the presence or existence of something
confusing kənˈfjuːzɪŋ A2	adjective - difficult to understand; bewildering
experiment ɪkˈsperɪmənt B1	noun - a test or trial to discover something or demonstrate a known fact
dramatic drəˈmætɪk A2	adjective - characterized by intense emotion or excitement
prototype ˈproʊtətaɪp B2	noun - a first or preliminary model of something from which other forms are developed
advance ədˈvæns B1	verb - to move forward or progress
radioactivity ˌreɪdioʊækˈtɪvɪti C1	noun - the emission of radiation from atoms
dramatic drəˈmætɪk A2	adjective - characterized by intense emotion or excitement
empirical ɛmˈpɪrɪkəl B2	adjective - based on observation or experiment rather than theory
apologize əˈpɒləˌdʒaɪz A2	verb - to express regret for a fault or offense
dagger ˈdæɡər A2	noun - a short knife with a pointed blade used as a weapon

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Key Grammar Structures

You look beautiful.

➔ Present simple for a statement of fact or opinion.

➔ The verb 'look' is in the present simple tense, used to express a fact or opinion about the present.
I am working on a solar neutrino detector.

➔ Present continuous for an action happening now.

➔ The phrase 'am working' is in the present continuous tense, indicating an action in progress.
I was going to guess making soft boiled eggs.

➔ Past continuous for a planned action that didn't happen.

➔ The phrase 'was going to guess' uses the past continuous to express a planned action that didn't occur.
I think this might be my finest work.

➔ Modal verb 'might' for possibility.

➔ The modal verb 'might' is used to express a possibility or uncertainty.
If you ever need to talk, I'm here.

➔ Conditional sentence (Type 1) for a possible future situation.

➔ The sentence uses 'if' to describe a possible future situation and its result.
We can better see the flashes on the monitor.

➔ Comparative adjective 'better' for comparison.

➔ The word 'better' is a comparative adjective, used to compare two things.

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