The pie charts illustrate how much of British
students
are able to speak another language except English in a specific university in England in two different years 2000 and 2010.
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Overall
, most Linking Words
students
could speak one of these languages namely, French, German, and Spanish in both years. Use synonyms
However
, just a small proportion of Linking Words
students
didn’t know any other languages.
In 2000, one-third of Use synonyms
students
could speak Spanish. After a decade, in 2010, Use synonyms
this
number rose by 5% and reached 35%. Linking Words
However
, in that period the proportion of Linking Words
students
who were able to speak French fell about 5%, from 15% in 2000 and 10% in 2010. The number of Use synonyms
students
who knew Use synonyms
German
language Change the article
the German
in addition
to English remained at that period, 10%.
The number of British Linking Words
students
who were able to speak another language Use synonyms
except
French, German, and Spanish increased by just 5% from 2000 to 2010, 15% and 20% respectively. Change preposition
besides
This
pattern Linking Words
also
happened for Linking Words
students
who knew two other languages, 10% to 15%. in 2000, 20% of Use synonyms
students
just could speak English, Use synonyms
while
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this
proportion decreased sharply to 10%.Linking Words
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