The table illustrates the percentage of male and female who did different activities during their leisure time in England in 2006.
Overall, the majority of male spent most of their time on the all free-time activities with the exception on shopping and spending time with the family as it was the most common activity types for female. Notably, playing computer games was the least popular choice across the board for both sexes.
As for spending time with family and shopping, women constituted the largest share of proportion, having figures around 80% and approximately 74% respectively, thus making these activities rank first across the board. In contrast to men, which showed the lowest percentage, accounting for nearly 77% and 27% respectively.
Regarding other types of activities, where the main domain were male. Watching TV, doing exercises, reading and using the Internet were the most common types of activities for male, accounting for approximately 80%, just under 75% (76%), nearly 74%, and 72%, as opposed to female accounted for approximately 78%, 73%, 70%, and 35% respectively. Playing computer games had much lower percentage of both sexes, the percentage of male showed approximately one in tenth, meanwhile, female accounted for nearly 5%.