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 chart provides information about how people who are not employed spent their day in the United Kingdom
last
year.
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Overall
, is appreciated that depending on the gender and the Linking Words
time
of the day, the Use synonyms
time
employed on different activities varies.
In the mornings, is noticeable that nearly half of the Use synonyms
time
that Use synonyms
women
have was used for housework, Use synonyms
in contrast
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men
spend less than half of it. Use synonyms
However
, males rather spend their mornings trying to find a job or shopping, up to 22% and 20%, respectively. There is a huge difference between the hours that both genders spend gardening, as Linking Words
men
do it 7 times more than Use synonyms
women
. In the afternoons, 8% of males go on walks, Use synonyms
while
only 2% of females choose Linking Words
this
option. Linking Words
In addition
, is Linking Words
also
shocking that Linking Words
men
spend 3 times more Use synonyms
time
drinking alcohol than Use synonyms
women
.
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To sum up
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last
year in the UK there was a great disparity between genders in the amount of hours that unemployed. Linking Words
Men
were the ones who spent more Use synonyms
time
doing sports and finding new occupations, and Use synonyms
women
had to take care of their houses and families as most of their activities were related to them.Use synonyms
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