The pie charts below show the percentage of time working adults spent on different activities in a particular country in 1958 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The pie charts provide data on the proportion of

time

spent on different activities by

adults

in one country in two various years.

Overall

, in 1958

adults

spent most of their

time

sleeping and working with similar figures and

this

did not change in 2008

however

the ratio between them increased. In detail,

time

spent working by

adults

was 33% which was the highest percentage followed by the average sleeping proportion of 32%. The third activity was going out having a 19% ratio and the proportions of

time

spent relaxing at home, travelling to work

as well as

other interests or playing sports were 8%, 2%, and 6% respectively. In 2008, the proportion of

time

spent working and sleeping by elder people still made up the most amount of

time

they spent,

nevertheless

, the

time

spent working increased from 33% to 42% making up almost half of their

time

while

the percentage of

time

they sleep decreased to 25%. The

time

working

adults

spent commuting to work, relaxing at home and other interests or playing sports grew considerably to 8%, 13%, and 8%,

whereas

the

time

they spent with their friends or family going out decreased by more than three times falling to 6%.