The chart below shows the percentage of men and women who did various free-time activities in England in 2006
The bar chart compares the number of different leisure time activities for males and females in England in 2016.
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, it can be seen that Linking Words
men
preferred watching TV and spending time with family, Use synonyms
while
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women
percentage spent on doing sports and reading.
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in 2006 spent just over 75 percent of their time watching TV and being with family at the same level, Use synonyms
according to
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women
they spent 80% and 70% respectively.
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who make purchases was less than 70 per Use synonyms
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went in for sports and Use synonyms
also
read books, but a slightly larger number of Linking Words
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went in for sports, which was 75 per Use synonyms
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read books.
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In addition
, the group of males who were interested in using the internet was approximately 43 Linking Words
percent
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per cent
whereas
the opposite gender had a higher percentage around 68.
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Finally
, only 5% of Linking Words
men
were in the playing computer games group compared to 10% of Use synonyms
women
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