IELTS Writing Task I - IELTS Academic

The given table compares how the number of hours that people in distinct age groups spend on their pastime varies in Someland during a year.

Overall, watching TV/videos exceeds other leisure activities surveyed in the number of hours spent by individuals. In particular, teenagers and young adults are reported to spend the most time on recreation.

To begin, watching TV/videos, socialising with more than 4 people, doing group exercise/sport and going to cinema account for the vast majority of teens' annual pastime with 1.200, 350, 450 and 100 hours, respectively. In contrast, watching TV/videos makes up the lowest number of hours spent by people aged 30s with 400 hours, while the lowest figure for going to cinema goes on 40-50s age groups with 25 hours and those of either socialising with more than 4 people or doing group exercise/sport go on 50-700s age groups with correspondingly 25 hours and none participation.

Turning to the remaining group of leisure activities, socialising with less than 4 people and doing individual exercise make up a small amount of time spent by 30s age group with an average of 250 hours. On the contrary, the lowest figure for socialising with less than 4 people goes on teens and young adults with 150 hours, while that of doing individual exercise goes on middle-aged people with 50 hours, which is twice as much as people aged 20s.