The graph below shows the percentage change in the number of international students graduating from universities in different Canadian provinces between 2001 and 2006.
The given chart shows the trend of overseas
student
who Fix the agreement mistake
students
passed-off
from universities in 6 different provinces in Canada from 2001 to 2006. Correct your spelling
passed off
Overall
, all provinces experienced significant
increase in 2006 unless Alberta Add an article
a significant
was share
the least.
Change the verb form
shared
According to
the data, in 2006 New Brunswick was the highest proportion accounted
for almost 12 % and it was the same for 2001 somewhere in the vicinity of 7 %. Afterward, Nova Scotia and British Colombia Wrong verb form
accounting
was
shared Unnecessary verb
apply
similar
number Correct article usage
a similar
just
about 11 %, as Change preposition
of just
the
Manitoba, Newfoundland & Correct article usage
apply
Labrador
by 7 % respectively. Correct word choice
and Labrador
Moreover
, the trend for Quebec was about 9%, followed by Ontario which about
6%; Add a missing verb
was about
however
, the number of graduated students in Alberta just
merely under 5 %.
Add a missing verb
was just
On the other hand
, in 2001 New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Quebec they
shared almost similar Correct pronoun usage
apply
number
around 7 %. Meanwhile, Alberta and British Columbia just counted under 6% and the rest 3 provinces Fix the agreement mistake
numbers
was
the least about 3 %.Correct subject-verb agreement
were
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