the chart below shows the average hours spent per day in leisure and sport activities by youngest and oldest population in the US in 2015.
The chart illustrates youngest and oldest people how
to
spend their time on a daily basis in leisure and sports activities in the US in 2015.
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it is clear that
individuals prefer to do relaxing events because watching TV was the highest number in the group of teenagers and elder people Linking Words
on
the six different activities.
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with, the average time of teenagers and elderly people who watched TV was 2.4 and 4.5 Linking Words
hours
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while
relaxing and thinking was the lowest in the ages of 15 to 19, and individuals who were over 75 years old didn't like to do the exercise and sports, which was only 0.2 Linking Words
hours
.
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Furthermore
, the second rank among adolescents was playing games, which was approximately 1.2 Linking Words
hours
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oldest
person would like to read for 1 hour per day. Add an article
an oldest
the oldest
Moreover
, there was a similar number for socializing and communicating in the two ranges, which was 0.8 Linking Words
hours
.Use synonyms
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