Posted by Henry1 on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 2:12pm.
1. It's called a business suit, especially if it has a jacket and skirt, but jacket and pants, too. Sometimes the suit with pants/trousers is also called a pantsuit.
2. My granddaughters refer to those socks as liners. The ones that can be seen are either anklets or knee-highs, depending on how high up the leg they go.
3. Yes, "at" is not needed.
4. For clarity, I'd spell them "skater-shoes" -- or "Nike sneakers" (no hyphen needed).
5. It's fine, yes.
Different heights of socks!!
http://www.littlemissmatched.com/Catalog/girls-socks
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