The Table shows how many international students study in Canada and the United States by country of origin. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and making comparisons where relevant.
The
tables
chart Change the noun form
table
illustrate
the number of international Correct subject-verb agreement
illustrates
students
learning in Canada
and the United States
in 2002 and 2003. The data also
describe the change over the year in percentage.
Overall
, China and India have become the countries of origin where most international learners study in North America. However
, many students
from Canada
attend school in the United States
and vice versa.
In Canada
, there were 70.000 international students
in 2003. The numbers are grown 17% since the last
year. Most of these learners come from China, with approximately a tenth of 59.870 in 2002, while
the portion remained the same in 2003.
A different situation occurred in the United States
, where most international students
come from India. Although
the total decreased by 9% in 2003, the South Asia countries still dominated the United States
with 182.000 students
, which is around a third of total international students
. In addition
, the number of international students
in the United States
is more than eight times rather of Canada
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