The pie charts below show the percentage of time working adults spent on different activities in a particular country in 1958 and 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

the two pie charts depict the proportion of

time

working grown-ups allocated

on

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various activities in a particular nation in the year 1958 and 2008. At first glance, the adult working

time

increased significantly over the decades,

while

the

time

for sleeping and closing family and friends just accounted for a small minority in their routine. In the past, the two main activities sleeping and working had a close percentage with 32% and 33%, respectively, over the following 4 decades, the

time

for sleeping dropped to one-fourth,

while

working hours considerably grew to over 40%. In 1958, the commuted portion was just a negligible percentage,

however

, underwent the social changes, workplaces often concentrated on a specific area leading to more

time

for commuting.

Additionally

, the technological changes caused adults to spend less

time

going out with their loved ones and friends, which just accounted for a modest percentage at 6%, and the allocation on unwinding at home nearly doubled compared with the past with 13%.

Finally

, the

time

on personal interest had a slight increase of 2%.