A new shopping centre near my home

On Sunday morning, I usually get up very late. I wash my face and then go out to _________ morning exercises. It is about 8: 20 a. m. After I eat my _________, I often go to a shopping centre _________ my mother. The shopping centre is _________ our home, so we walk there. It _________ us about 20 minutes to get there on foot. The shopping centre has a good _________. It is called “新世纪购物中心” in Chinese. It doesn’t have an _________ name. Can you help to put it into English? It is new _________ big. _________ many things there, such as (诸如) TVs, fridges, bikes, computers, clothes, books, food and drinks. There are many __________ there. There are men and women, old and young. Parents must look after their children.

For many people, fashion means (意思是) clothes. In fact, there is fashion in many other things, not only in clothes. There is fashion in holidays, restaurants, films and books. There is also fashion in jobs, building styles, etc.

Fashion changes. If you look at pictures of people or things from the past (过去) , you can find the changes in fashion. An English house in the 1750s is quite different from one in the 1650s. A young boy today looks very different from his fashionable (时尚的) grandpa in the 1940s. Today, fashion changes fast. We can get new information in a short time from newspapers, radios, telephones, televisions and the Internet. When new fashion comes, fashionable people will buy new things. So, many people like fashion designers and dress-makers will make a good money.

A young man goes to town and buys himself a pair of socks. When he comes back home, he goes to his room and tries them on. He finds they are in different colours. One is blue, but the other is green. He goes into the kitchen. His mother and his sister are cooking dinner. He says to them, “The new socks are in different colours. I should make them in the same colour. Would you like to do this for me?” His mother and his sister are busy and they do not say anything. When his mother finishes (完成) cooking, she goes to her son’s room and makes the green sock into blue. She comes back without (没有) saying a word to her son. After dinner, his sister goes to his room and makes one blue sock into green without saying anything to anyone.