(the bars on the left is households in owned accommodation)

This bar charts indicates the information about owning and renting houses <strike>market</strike> in England and Wales in the period of 1918 to 2011.

In general, the percentage of leasing the places had decreased, and living in their own house has increased. The proportion of renting had dropped almost fifty percent in ninety-three years, but there was a slightly increase in 2011. Meanwhile, the numbers of staying in had increased for more than forty percent, but went down a little in 2011.

We can see that the greatest proportion of renting places was over seventy percent in 1918. On the other hand, the percentage of owning the accommodations was the lowest. It was <strike>merely</strike> over twenty percent. It is clear that staying in had reached highest proportion in 2001  almost seventy percent. In 1971, the amount of renting and owning the house were the same, both were fifty percent.

In conclusion, more and more people living in their houses instead of renting out.

I looked again. It's difficult to really understand without a wider context and it's a very philosophical discussion about complex issues but I think they are talking about the way that one can represent the human psyche respectfully through theatre / movies. Do we all play parts at times? Shakespeare said: "All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts" I hope that helps a little!

So Robin Williams did such a good job of playing this guy in the movie. It was so realistic that it almost made the guy feel uncomfortable, perhaps like his inner self had been exposed on screen! He then goes on to discuss the nature of his theatre work.

Welcome Natali, I'd be happy to be your teacher 🙂

Yes exactly right Victoria. To tell off means to firmly (possibly angrily) tell someone that what they are doing or have done is wrong /unacceptable behaviour and as your example suggests it would normally be done by someone in authority over the person they are talking to. Unlike many other phrasal verbs "tell off" dos not have multiple meanings - none that I can think of.

Even though I am a native speaker I recently learnt the word pulchritudinous which is a "beautiful" word in form and meaning! 

And perhaps "revise" rather than "review" . I have missed the chance to say Merry Christmas so let me instead wish you a happy (western)  new year and a Happy Chinese new year too!