My latest
research revealed that my relatives and friends spend most of their time
sleeping. Working or studying and using the computer take up more than a half
the day.
On average, I
may say that they spend nearly 40 hours per week sleeping. Of course, not
surprisingly that adults and pensioners sleep more than young people. By midnight
95 % of adults are asleep, while 5% are enjoying some free time. In opposite,
only 10% of teenagers are asleep by midnight. The vast majority of young people
65 % study or surf the Internet at this time.
During the
week 95 % of adults and teenager are up by 8 am. At the weekend, people get up
later (seventy percent after 8:30) and go to bed later (85 % are in bed by 2
am). Sixty percent work or study at least 7 hours, sometimes even more, it
depends on their timetable. So they are busy until at least 4 pm and then have
meals, do housework and homework. Almost half of them spend nearly 5-6 hours
using the computer for their study or work.
Only 20 % do some form of leisure activity (watching TV or reading for
pleasure).
As for the time for having meal people
generally have breakfast between 7 and 8 am, have dinner between 2 pm and 4,
and have supper at 8 pm. All of them prefer home-cooked food to ready meals.
Almost all these families eat together at least once per day or even more.
T he research
was revealed a difference between adults and young people. Adults spend 6-7
hours per week alone compared with teenagers, who spend 10-12 hours per week
socializing and hanging out with their friends.
5-6 hours a day at the computer?! How do they manage to find time to do anything else? By the way, I remember you saying once that most of your friends go in for sport, but this type of spending time is not reflected in the survey, somehow.
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We use the definite article to name nationalities: the Ukrainians.
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