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Band 4+: The Bar Chart Shows the Typical Weekday for Students in Three Different Countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar chart of the typical weekend hours spent on three activities by students in the UK, Japan, and Germany. UK students spend 8.5 hours sleeping, 8 studying, and 7 relaxing. Japanese students spend 8 hours sleeping, 13 studying, and 4 relaxing. German students spend 8 hours sleeping, 9 studying, and 7 relaxing.
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The presented diagram described the information of how many times of students are spending on their own activities in three different nations.

Overall, most of the students are spending their study times compare with other activities in Japan and Germany. However, in the UK, student’s sleeping time is slightly rise than the study time.

Look at the details, as regard as 13 hours of student are focusing their time in education in Japan and it is the highest hours compare with two countries. Besides, Germany students are taking their time to education at 9 hours which is second trending and UK students time is a hour drop in study by 8 hours. However, in the UK, students are sleeping 8.5 hours and 8 hours of Germany students are using their time on sleeping. But in Japan, the pupil are sleeping 7 hours per day.

In additional, relaxation for students are last rate in all countries, especially for Japanese , they are only spending 4 hours a day. Furthermore, the UK and Germany students are relaxing 7 hours. Can u check my ielts writing and give me band score

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