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About "fashion(s)" and "trend(s)"

hirashin

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Dear native English speakers,
Which word or phrase would be suitable in the blank?
1 My father doesn't know the latest _______ of high school students.
(a) fashion (b) fashions (c) trend (d) trends

2 Many of my friends ________ fashion.
(a) follow (b) are after (c) persue (d) keep up with

3 This type of skirt will be ________ this summer.
(a) in fashion (b) fashionable (c) trendy (d) a trend (e) on the trend (f) popular


Thanks in advance.

Hirashin
 
 
Thanks for the help, Lothor.
 
I agree with Lothor, although you don't particularly need the plural form of fashion for the first question. So (a) reads perfectly.
 
Thanks for the help, Lacota.
I agree with Lothor, although you don't particularly need the plural form of fashion for the first question. So (a) reads perfectly.

Do you mean that the singular form of fashion would be better than fashions? What about "trend" and "trends"?
 
Thanks for the help, Lacota.


Do you mean that the singular form of fashion would be better than fashions? What about "trend" and "trends"?
The singular form sounds more natural, but you can use both as Lother has pointed out. For 'trend' and 'trends', I would suggest using the plural form but 'fashion' is still the first choice for this sentence.
 
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