The two charts show how many households had electrical appliances (washing machine, refrigerator, vacuum cleaner) and how many
hours
people spent on housework each week in a country from 1920 to 2019.
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First,
look at the electrical appliances. In 1920, about 50% of households had washing machines. Linking Words
Then
, Linking Words
this
number went up slowly and stayed stable later. Refrigerators were almost Linking Words
not owned
at the start. But they grew very fast. By 1980, almost every household had a refrigerator, and Verb problem
nonexistent
this
didn’t change much after that. Vacuum cleaners started at about 30% in 1920. They kept rising, and most households had them in the end.
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Next,
look at the housework Linking Words
hours
. In 1920, each household spent around 50 Use synonyms
hours
on housework every week. Use synonyms
Then
, Linking Words
this
time went down year by year. By 1960, it was about 30 Linking Words
hours
. In 2019, it dropped to around 20 Use synonyms
hours
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