The bar chart below shows the proportions of English men and women of different ages who were living alone in 2011. The pie chart compares the numbers of bedrooms in these one-person households.

These two charts show the condition of men and

women

living in England alone. The first bar

chart

above gives us the ratio of the English man compared

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women

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different ages who live alone.The second

chart

is a pie

chart

which shows the

numbers

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of

bedrooms

in the one man household.

Initially

,

according to

the first

chart

,

it is clear that

the ratio of men and

women

who live alone is almost 1:1

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all ages. What’s more, in the 35-49 age

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, men's

proportion

is about 65%, which is much more than the

proportion

of

women

which is 35%.

Overall

, we can see that the

women

who live alone play a majority concentration between the two gender groups.

Moreover

, we can see in the second

chart

, people who live alone generally live in a 2-bedroom house

according to

the 35.4% statistics number. We can

also

find it is almost the same

proportion

(of 28% and 29%) that people live in houses which have two (28%) or three (29%)

bedrooms

. Compare with other

proportion

of

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household, the

proportion

of people who have 4 or more

bedrooms

constitute only 6.7% among all.