the chart below shows the proportion of british students at one university in england
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british
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student
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students
languages
apart from Use synonyms
english
at one particular university in 2000 and 2010.during these years most students Change the capitalization
English
has
a tendency to speak other Change the verb form
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languages
.
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According to
the charts,the percentage of Linking Words
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student
in 2000 and 2010 who could not speak another Fix the agreement mistake
students
further
language were 20% and 10% respectively.Linking Words
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,the proportion of students who were able to speak two other Linking Words
languages
and one another Use synonyms
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languages
in 2000 has slightly increased in 2010.Fix the agreement mistake
language
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groups have seenChange preposition
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5
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a 5
percent
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per cent
grow
in their pattern.
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student
who spoke GermanyAdd an article
a student
the student
,
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also
has remained in 10 Linking Words
percent
in 2 decades.Meanwhile Change the spelling
per cent
french
language had marginally decreased from 15% in 2000 to 10% Correct article usage
the french
in2010
.Another Correct your spelling
in 2010
further
point that Linking Words
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by the figure is that,the percentage of Add a missing verb
is highlighted
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student
in the university who Fix the agreement mistake
students
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choose
choosed
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chose
spanish
as a second language was Change the capitalization
Spanish
biggest
portion during these years with 30% in 2000 and 35% in 2010Change the article
the biggest
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