This bar chart below shows the hours per week that teenagers spend doing certain activities in Chester from 2002 to 2007.
This
bar chart provides information about the time in a week that is
being used by teenagers
in several activities in Chester in
the Change preposition
from
year
2000 till 2007.
Overall
, the most popular activity over the period was watching TV, while
bowling was the least favourite. Furthermore
, going to pubs/discos, watching television and shopping increased in
their numbers. All the other activities showed a decrease in their Change preposition
apply
hours
, except watching DVD's
which fluctuated.
Change noun form
DVD
Teenagers
spend 25% on watching TV in 2002. This
showed an upward trend to
nearly 40% in the final Change preposition
of
year
. Both going to the pubs/discos and shopping doubled up from more than 5 to over 5 and more than 5 to exactly 15.
While
teenagers
occupied more than 10 hours
doing their homework, this
number came down to approximately 7%. Doing sport
experienced a popularity of 10% in the final Fix the agreement mistake
sports
year
, which dropped down to 2%. Bowling was under 5 and remained like that during the
time. Correct your spelling
that
Finally
, the total hours
teenagers
dedicated watching DVD's
was only 10 Change noun form
DVDs
hours
in the first and final year
,
but reached a peak of 18 Remove the comma
apply
hours
in 2004.Submitted by rehanauddin9 on
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