This document discusses different types of shops and stores. It notes that there are shops that sell various food items like bread, tea, and produce. Large shops with many departments that allow customers to buy many items are called department stores or supermarkets. Clothing stores sell various articles of clothing, though school uniforms are required in most countries and have certain standardized items like trousers, shirts, and ties. Markets allow farmers to sell fruits, vegetables, meat, and milk they have grown or produced themselves.

1. Shopping

2. Shops are different.
• There are different kinds of shops. Some of
them sell bread. Others sell tea, sugar, coffee,
butter, cheese, sausages, meat, fruit,
vegetables.

3. For example toy store.
• Large shops with many
departments are called
department stores and
supermarkets. In these
stores we can buy almost
everything we want. In
the shop-windows we can
see all the goods which
they sell – food, suits,
dresses, coats, boots,
shoes, radio and TV-sets,
and many other things.

4. Large shops.
• Large shops with many departments are
called department stores and
supermarkets. In these stores we can buy
almost everything we want. In the shopwindows we can see all the goods which
they sell – food, suits, dresses, coats,
boots, shoes, radio and TV-sets, and
many other things.

5. Clothing stores.
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Clothes play a big role in our life. We wear clothes to differ from
others, showing our innodividuality. Fashion is constantly changing,
so everyone chooses his own style. And this style may be both in
vogue and out of fashion. But it doesn’t matter as long as a person
likes it.
We can wear whatever we want. But this rule applies only to home
clothing. When we are within a society, we must adhere to some
limits. Especially it refers to school clothes or as they say – school
uniform. In most countries uniforms are mandatory.

6. Different types of clothing.
• For example, in England. All girls and boys are
required to wear a particular uniform. If you see
a pupil attired in blue, know for sure that this
person comes from England. However, for the
past years every school in England may change
rules. Pupils are allowed to wear shorts (in
summer) and sweaters (if it’s cold). For the most
part pupils wear trousers, skirts (only girls),
shirts, blouses, blazers and dresses (also for
girls). Strangely enough, but boys and girls
should wear a tie as well.

7. Markets.
• Many people do their
shopping at the
market. There
farmers and other
people sell fruit and
vegetables which they
grow themselves.
They sell meat, milk
and other things too.

8. The End.
• I love to shop in the store company Nike.