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.
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table displays how unemployed people from the UK spent their time in the past year. There are four groups of unemployed people, morning Linking Words
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afternoon
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men
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women. The numbers are shown as percentages.
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Firstly
, the Linking Words
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that most Use synonyms
men
unemployed in the morning take part in is job hunting, with 22% of the group doing Use synonyms
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activity
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afternoon
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men
, the most popular thing to do is to watch TV, with 14%. In terms of females without a job, up to 49% of them spend their morning doing housework. It is the most common Use synonyms
activity
for Use synonyms
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group of people. Regarding Linking Words
afternoon
women, housework is Use synonyms
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the most popular, with 21% spending their time Linking Words
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way. Another notable feature from Linking Words
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table is that for almost every Linking Words
activity
, there are more females doing it than Use synonyms
men
.
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Overall
, in the Linking Words
last
year, jobless males invested their time in searching for employment and watching the television the most, Linking Words
whereas
jobless females mostly did housework.Linking Words
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