the charts below show the proportions of British students at one university in England who were able to speak other languages in addition to English, in 2000 and 2010.

The given charts reveal the percentage of British

admission

to an England university that can use languages other than English. these charts show a trivial difference between

students

at the beginning and the end of a decade. To start with, the picture uncovers that in 2000, 20 per cent of

admission

only can use English

while

in 2020, the number of

students

decreased to 10 per cent.

Furthermore

, in 2000, the

admission

who can only speak French is higher than

admission

in 2010.

Instead

, the number of

admission

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that are able to speak only German is the same as the other

students

in 2010.

On the contrary

, the percentage of other items( namely: Spanish, another language, and two other language speakers) increased slightly. It is about 5 per cent. In general, these two charts represent the fluctuation in the percentage of

students

who can use different languages. In two groups of

students

, there is a reduction. In the other three groups, there is induction and the

last

group stay fixed.