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
peeping at the stats table, we're breaking down how unemployed folks in the UK spend their
time
, split by activities and genders over the past year.
Basically, it's a lot of indoor stuff like chores and job hunting, but gardening and binge-watching TV stand out for both guys and gals. Fun fact: women Use synonyms
ain't
big on snoozing or sports come afternoon.
Housework eats up a chunk of Verb problem
aren't
time
, ranging from 19% to a whopping 49%, Use synonyms
while
dudes are barely doing anything in the afternoons, just 7%. Shopping and job hunting tag along, taking up about 9% to 26% of everyone's Linking Words
time
. Use synonyms
Then
there's hanging out, gardening, TV Linking Words
time
, and reading, bouncing around from 6% to 17%. But gardening and TV? They're on a bit of a slide, dropping Use synonyms
to
2% to 4%.
Plus, lots of activities are in the same ballpark, usually chilling between 4% and 9%. But things like lounging in bed, sports, and boozing get the cold shoulder, with folks only throwing about 0% to 4% of their Change preposition
from
time
at Use synonyms
'em
. Oh, and both guys and gals seem to like their morning lie-ins.Correct pronoun usage
them
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