The bar chart illustrates the average
time
of Use synonyms
housework
done by British women Use synonyms
according to
their employment status (full-Linking Words
time
workers, part-Use synonyms
time
workers and unemployed) and full-Use synonyms
time
worker men from 1985 to 2005. Use synonyms
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
unemployed women spent most of their Linking Words
time
doing Use synonyms
housework
activities compared to employed women and men.
Use synonyms
According to
the data, full-Linking Words
time
housewives tended to spend 7 Use synonyms
hours
a day doing household activities for the Use synonyms
twenty years
period, Correct your spelling
twenty-year
although
there was a slight decrease by half an hour in 1995. Meanwhile, females with part-Linking Words
time
jobs occupied around 5 to 6 Use synonyms
hours
of their Use synonyms
time
for Use synonyms
housework
matters at the same period.
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In addition
, male and female employees with full-Linking Words
time
jobs had Use synonyms
fewer times
in terms of doing Fix the agreement mistake
less time
housework
jobs among the other categories. Full-Use synonyms
time
female workers spent around 2 Use synonyms
hours
Use synonyms
of
doing household activities in 1985. The duration decreased, Change preposition
apply
however
, in 1995 to approximately 1.5 Linking Words
hours
a day, before it experienced an increase to about 2.5 Use synonyms
hours
in 2005. Interestingly, the length of Use synonyms
time
occupied by British men with full-Use synonyms
time
employment Use synonyms
also
tended to increase from an hour in both 1985 and 1995Linking Words
,
to around 1.5 Remove the comma
apply
hours
in 2005.Use synonyms
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