Eating out is much more expensive at home. What does "Eating out is much more expensive at home" mean? Does it make sense if I say "Eating out is much more expensive than eating at home"? Is "Eating out is much more expensive than at home" correct?

Choose the correct answer A: "Which gender spends most of the time shopping?" B: "_______." 1. Both genders like shopping. 2. It depends on who keeps the money. Personally, my choice is 2 but I'm still confused with 1.

Finding mistake in the sentence below "Statistically, the distribution of housework hours per week between men and women is unequal." A.Statistically B.distribution C.between D.unequal I was confused about how to use words in the right way. I've read about Statistically (speaking), distribution/division... and I see it's hard to find the correct answer.

Temper fits or temper tantrums? Young children often express their anger by having temper ____. When I were searching for the results, I saw that: "Temper tantrums and temper fits are both correct. In terms of usage, temper tantrums are in fact used much more frequently than temper fits especially when referring to children’s angry behavior." However, many books have the same key - temper FITS. I'm not really sure which one is the best choice.

The only thing that kept us out of prison was the way he spoke the local dialect. The same meaning sentence is: "But for his command of the local dialect, we could have been jailed." However, I don't see the same meaning between "spoke" and "command".