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Band 6+: The chart bellow shows how primary, secondary, and tertiary students in Britain spend their free time

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The image displays the time allocation among British students with primary students spending 60 units on watching TV, 10 on homework, 40 on extracurricular activities, 10 on working for money, 50 on internet use; secondary students allocate 50 units to watching TV, 20 to homework, 50 to extracurriculars, 15 to work, 50 to internet; tertiary students utilize 45 units for TV, 20 for homework, 40 for extracurriculars, 25 for work, 48 for internet.
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The bar chart demonstrates how primary, secondary, and tertiary students in Britain spend their free time.

Overall, primary students in Britain spend most of their free time doing extra curricular activities. Meanwhile, homework and working for money are the free time activities, tertiary student in britain engages in. Secondary students enjoy watching television or surfing on the internet.

Primary and secondary students spend their free time on entertainment activities like watching television and using the internet. More than 40% of the free time is spent on extra curricular activities by primary students and they do not work for money.

Tertiary students are more work oriented. They do their homework in their free time. They are also willing to work for money more than secondary and primary students. The use internet as much as their primary and secondary counterparts.

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