The chart below shows the places visited by different people living in Canada. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart provides information about the places where people can

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free-time

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by three distinct groups: native

Canadians

, people who migrate

in

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to

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English-speaking

countries

and people

do

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not speak English in other

countries

.

Overall

, it

clears

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that there is a tendency for

Canadians

and new

migrants

born in English-speaking to go

the

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cinema.

By contrast

, new

migrants

born in other

countries

prefer the library to the cinema. The cinema is the

kinds

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of leisure activity with the longest

percentage

of native

Canadians

(70%), compared to approximately 65% of

migrants

from English-speaking

nation

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and 50% of

migrants

from other

countries

. The

percentage

of

the

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English-speaking

migrants

is shorter than the proportion of

Canadians

5% in the theatre,

while

the

percentage

of

migrants

from non-English-speaking

countries

is 10%. The

percentage

of the library experiences an upward trend for non-English-speaking

migrants

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55%,

while

the figure for

Canadians

and migrant from English-speaking is 37% and 40% respectively. Half the

migrants

from non-English-speaking

countries

go to the zoo.

Additionally

, the proportion of

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migrants

from English-speaking

countries

is longer than the

percentage

of

Canadians

at the zoo roughly 3%.