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.
The table depicts the proportion of people's behaviour who do not have any occupations in the UK
last
year. Linking Words
Overall
, unemployed female predominantly spent their time on daily chores both in the morning and the afternoon, Linking Words
whereas
men mostly spent their time Linking Words
for
job hunting in the morning and leisure activities afterwards.
22% of unemployed Change preposition
apply
male
sought Fix the agreement mistake
males
for
a job in the morningChange preposition
apply
; and
the number is followed by shopping with 20% and housework with 19%. Only Change the punctuation
, and
;
meagre
percentage of those people spent their time in the morning for unproductive behaviours, Correct article usage
a meagre
such
as drinking with 2% and sitting around. Linking Words
Nonetheless
, the proportion Linking Words
on
categories of leisure activities moderately increased in the afternoon; 14% of them were watching TV and 13% were working Change preposition
of
on
their gardens.
Almost half of the unemployed women were doing housework in the morning. 26% and 16% of them were Change preposition
in
also
shopping and finding employment, respectively. Housework continued to be the largest portion for the female in the afternoon with 21%. Linking Words
This
percentage was followed by 17% with both shopping and visiting friends.Linking Words
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