The pie chart provides information about the percentage of British pupils at a university in England who have the capability to speak other languages than English between 2000 and 2010.
Broadly, it is readily noticeable that pupils who were able to speak two other languages contributed the highest proportion in all periods.
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the chart, the dominant position came to Linking Words
students
who speak two languages, making up 30% and 35% respectively in 2000 and 2010. A fifth per cent of Use synonyms
students
who spoke another language in 2010, showed a steady growth in which in 2000, it just accounted for fifteen per cent of the total. Interestingly, British Use synonyms
students
did not know to speak a language, making up a fifth in 2000. Use synonyms
In addition
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this
figure decreased to 10% in 2010. An unchangeable proportion was reported by Linking Words
students
who only spoke German in both periods. On the other side, there was a slight decline in pupils who spoke French only by 5%.Use synonyms
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