How to join the sentences together coherently? I need to list some data but I can't use a list. For example, (a) "The revenue of A amounted to XXX." (b) "The reveneue of B amounted to XXX", (c) "The revenue of C amounted to XXX." So the first question is, can I omit the verb and write "The revenue of A amounted to XXX, that of B XXX, that of C XXX."? The second question is, if (a) and (b) do not form a contrast or contrast, can I use "while" to join them together?

What does "down the road" mean here? It’s the least fair thing in the world.(that I do not have a true friend while) James has got Will Maycomb down the road, who is full of fun and mischief, and Lucille’s friend Ivadee is a year younger but seems just the same as Lucille, wanting to play house and schoolteacher all the day long. It is taken from a children's book Anybody Shining. The words in the parentheses are added by me. This phrase "down the road" got me. I thought it means the boy Will Maycomb lives down the road, but I am not sure now.

What does "pitch" mean here? And since then, all of us spiders have had to work the same trick. It's not a bad pitch, on the whole.(Charlotte's Web) I guess the word mean "idea" here, but I can't find such meaning in dictionaries.

bis und bevor Die Kinder durften noch fernsehen, bevor sie ins Bett mussten. Geht das Wort "bis" hier? Was sind die Unterschiede?

aus order durch? Solche Erscheinungen sind nur ___ die alten Traditionen dieses Landes zu erklären.

Kommen Sie mit zum Museum? Darf ich "ins Museum" sagen? Was ist das Differenz?

Er nutzt einen Computer, wenn ihm langweilig ist. Darf ich "wenn er langweilig ist" sagen?

wenn auch und obwohl What's the difference between them in meaning?

Wo soll ich in diesem Satz dem Wort "hat" einfügen? Sie sagt, dass sie Wohnung hat bauen gelernt. Sie sagt, dass sie Wohnung bauen gelernt hat. Welcher Satz ist richtig?