The graph below shows predictions about the number of people who will study three major world languages between 2020 and 2030. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph provides information about the changing

number

of

pupils

in the world for three different languages from 2020 to 2030, measured in millions of

students

.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the English subject will gain more

pupils

in the future,

while

the other two language subjects will be less significant.

According to

the line charts, most

students

will opt to study the English language in the long run. Starting at around 550

million

, the

number

of participants will increase to 700

million

, before slightly decreasing to just above 600

million

and reaching about 750

million

at the end

of the year, which is the highest among the other languages subjects. Turning to the other language subjects, Mandarin and Spanish courses show the least significant

number

of participants in the future. Starting at above 200

million

in 2020, which was two times higher than that of Mandarin

students

, the total of

pupils

will grow to 300

million

before marginally increasing to just under 500

million

in 2023.

However

, Mandarin starts at a lower

number

of

students

but rises steadily and will reach just below 600

million

students

, slightly higher than Spanish

pupils

in 2030.