THE NOVEL: FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL

PLOT
Charles is a charming and good-looking young Englishman, with a delightful group of friends. But he has a problem: although he loves women, he just doesn't want to get married. Also, he's rather shy. He meets Carri a beautiful and sophisticated American woman, at a wedding, an although it's obvious he likes her, he's much too shy to make advance to her. So Carrie has to make the first move.


CHAPTER 1.

Charles is best man at Angus and Laura's wedding. Charles and his roommate called Scarlett arrive just in time for the wedding. Charles realise he has forgotten the wedding ring he was supposed to bring for the bridegroom. At  the wedding, an American woman named Carrie catches Charles's attention.



At the wedding reception Charles and his friends talk together and meet others. Charles talks briefly to Carrie, but it is an awkward conversation. As best man, Charles give a funny speech. He also congratulates the couple on getting married, a step he says he cannot take.

After the wedding, Charles and his friends are invited to stay at a nearby castle which is owned by the family of Tom and Fiona. Carrie tells Charles that she is staying at  a local pub. Charles begins the trip to the castle but then he decides to make his way back to the pub where he meets Carrie. She is trying to hide from George, a boring guest from the wedding. Carrie and Charles en up spending the night together. Carrie leaves the next morning for the United States. Charles is left to think about her.


CHAPTER 2.

Charles and Scarlett are late again for another wedding. This time, Scarlett is the bridesmaid. Lydia and Bernard, who met at the previous wedding, are getting married. Charles is wondering about love and marriage and talks it over with friends. Charles is pleased to see Carrie at the wedding, but is shocked and disappointed why he is always attending weddings and never getting married.

at the reception dinner, Charles finds himself seated at a table with four old girlfriends who exchange stories about him. to make things worse, he meets Henrietta, another old girlfriend, who is upset with him. Charles then finds himself trapped in a room with the bride and groom and then has another unpleasant encounter with Henrietta. Immediately after this, he meets Carrie who invites him to her place. They spend the night together again. Charles leaves in silence the next morning.


CHAPTER 3.

Charles is enjoying a Saturday without a wedding when he opens an envelope and finds an invitation to Carrie's wedding. before meeting his brother, Charles goes to a shop that is listed on the invitation as a place to go for wedding gifts. Charles meets Carrie there and she ask him to help her choose a wedding grown. they have an interesting discussion about relationships and then Charles race off to meet his brother. In a very awkward way, Charles tries to tell Carrie that he loves her. Carrie tells him he is sweet and walks aways.


CHAPTER 4.

Charles arrives late to the wedding of Carrie and Hamish. gareth tells the group of riends he'd like to attend on of their wedding in the future an asks them to try to find true love. Charles again meets Henrietta who tells him she is happy and involved with someone else. Fiona sees that charles like Carrie. Fiona tells Charles that she has always loved him. in the midst of the wedding speechers, Gareth collapse and dies.


CHAPTER 5.

Everyone arrives for Gareth's funeral and listen as matthew (gareth's long-time partner) talks about their friend. Afther the funeral, Tom and Charles discuss how Gareth and Matthew were right for each other. charles wonders if he should forget  about getting married if he can't find someone who is just right. Tom says he's not looking for "thunder and lightning" but just a nice girl he can be happy with.


CHAPTER 6.

Charles has final gathering with his friends before his own wedding tho Henrietta that day. While waiting for the wedding to begin, Scarlett meets an American friend that she met earlier and Tom is attractecd to a distant cousin.

Just prior to the wedding, Charles sees Carrie who tells him that she and Hamish have left each other. Now Charles has second thought about his upcoming married to Henrietta, and talks with Matthew and David. He decides to get ahead with the married

Apologize for a misunderstandig

Security Sarah: Excuse me. Can I have a word with you?

Laurah: Yes. Is there a problem?

Security Sarah: I'm afraid so. Did you know that this is a private property?

Laurah: No, I didn't.

Security Sarah: Didn't you se the sign?

Laurah: No, I'm afraid not.

Security Sarah: Have you been here before to skateboard?

Laurah: No, I live out of town.

Security Sarah. Well, If I were you, I'd look for a different place.

Laurah: OK. Sorry about that. I didn't realize.

Security Sarah: OK. Remember for next time.

OSCARS

The first Academy Awards were held in Hollywood in 1929.  On March 19, 1953, Americans and Canadians saw the Academy Awards on television for the first time.  Bob Hope hosted the Academy Awards in 1939, when “Gone With the Wind” won for Best Picture.   He hosted the Academy Awards the most times – eighteen.
The Academy Awards are often called the “Oscars”.  There are many stories about the name “Oscars”.  The most popular story is that in 1931, Margaret Herrick, who worked as a librarian at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, said the statue looked like her Uncle Oscar.   After that, people started to call the “Academy Awards” the “Oscars”.
People all over the world watched the 84^th Academy Awards on February 26, 2012 at the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles.  This was Billy Crystal’s ninth time hosting the Academy Awards.  He opened the show by acting in scenes from several fabulous movies.
Before the show, many people like to predict who will win.

In my view of this information it was Oh, In never though that Oscars comes from "Academy Awards.

School on Saturday.

The government plans to introduce school on Saturday mornings in order to improve the level of education. In my view, this would have negative consequences.

In the first place, I belive that, if this law is passed, It will have a negative effect. Parents will spend less time with their children and it will be more difficult to plan a trip at the weekend. In addition, it will be more expensive for the government because it will have to engage more teachers and pay higher electrecity and heating bills. Also it's unfair because students already spend a lot of time at school.
It the aim of the government is to raise the lavel of edecation, I reckon an alternative method would be to revise the contents of books and mark the most important information. Also to reduce the number of students per class would be a good idea.

Josh Simpson

Glass artist Josh Simpson's fascination with the natural wonders of the universe is evident in his intricate platters, which resemble galaxies, as well as his one-of-a-kind planet-like spheres.

“All of my work has something to do with the perspective of either standing on Earth and looking up at the sky, or being in the sky and looking down at an earth-like planet or even a more fanciful little planet,” he says.

In my opinion is Josh Simpson is an artist with the glass. In this post and add his official page: http://joshsimpson.com/site/

mirror mirror whos is the most...

This is the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, but it has a funny new twist. Julia Roberts plays the wicked queen who hates Snow White and sends her to the forest. The queen then gives a love potion to Prince Charming, but he falls in love with her, not Snow White. Will there be a happy ending?




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FILM

THE PLOT: WRITE A SUMMARY.
ADD NEW WORDS.

- Midnight strolls = Passeig de mitjanit

- Citizenship = Ciutadania

- twitching = Espasmes