The line graph below shows who Americans spend their time with, by age. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates the categories of people with whom

Americans

spend most of their

time

during their lifetime. At the age of 20

Americans

spent most of their

time

with family, approximately 4,5

hours

per day

while

the quality

time

with a partner and children is less than an hour. After age 30 pattern changes,

time

with family decreased to just a little bit more than 1 hour,

while

the amount of

time

Americans

spend with partners rose significantly to 3

hours

and

time

with children increased to 4

hours

per day.

Americans

who are more than 50 years old experienced a fall in the

amount

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of

hours

spent with coworkers, children and family,

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there was a gradual increase in

time

with a partner. After 70 there was a significant fall in

hours

with a significant other from 4

hours

time

decreased to 2,5

hours

per day.

In addition

, by the end of the graph

hours

spent alone peaked at 8

hours

.

Overall

, it is pretty clear that the

hours

spent alone

was

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growing constantly and it was the most stable pattern. The

time

that

Americans

spend with other categories had fluctuations

due to

the life circumstances

such

as growing up, getting into a college or retiring.