The table below shows how the UK unemployed spent their time last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The table below reports
datas
from Correct your spelling
data
last
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years
. It illustrated the percentage of the time spent by UK men and women without an occupation during their day. Fix the agreement mistake
year
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Furthermore
the selection shown separates the activity made in the morning and in the afternoon too.
We can notice that both Add a comma
,Furthermore
gender
enjoy spending the same amount of hours in bed at the Change to a plural noun
genders
beginnig
of their day. Correct your spelling
beginning
Instead
, they Linking Words
differee
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differ
of
the 30% by housework. After Change preposition
from
midday
most of the time Add a comma
,midday
by
men is arranged by watching TV. Change preposition
apply
In contrast
, women still prefer going for housework. Hobbies Linking Words
such
as playing Linking Words
sport
, reading, decorating and gardening are appreciated more by boys during the hours after Fix the agreement mistake
sports
the
sunrise.
In conclusion, unemployed men and women Correct article usage
apply
seems
to be more active straight after they woke up. In Change the verb form
seem
UK
habits which people without a job prefer don't Correct article usage
the UK
required
to go out Change the verb form
require
while
during the afternoon is more likely that these individuals leave their Linking Words
home
for visiting, Fix the agreement mistake
homes
for instance
, friends or relatives.Linking Words
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