The charts below show the changes in ownership of electrical appliances and amount of time spent doing housework and households in one country between 1920 and 2019.
The given line graphs illustrate the percentage of
ownership
changes in three electrical equipment which are washing machine, Refrigerator and Vacuum Cleaner. The second graph depicts the number of hours
spent on housework per week
and per household from 1920 to 2019.
Overall
,it can be seen that amount of households with electrical appliances showed an upward trend during the given time period, while
the number of hours
spent on housework such
as washing clothes, preparing meals and cleaning has a downward trend.
In detail, from 1920 to 2019 ownership
of refrigerators has increased to 100%, whilst Vacuum Cleaner ownership
shows the same pattern of the increasement
. Correct your spelling
increment
Ownership
of washing mashing slightly increase their percentage to 70% in 1960 from the beginning, but slightly drop 10% in 1980. Then
it has rise steadily to just above 70% in 2019.
A
number of Correct article usage
The
hours
of housework per week
, per household has decreased its hours
during the given timeline from1920 to
2019 from 50% Change preposition
from
hours
per week
in1920 to 10% per week
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