The bar graph compares the percentage of international graduated pupils of Canadian Universities between 2001 and 2006. Looking from
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overall
perspective, it is readily apparent that the Add an article
an overall
the overall
number
of students fresh out from Use synonyms
colleges
in Canada in 2006 Fix the agreement mistake
college
is
more than in 2001 Wrong verb form
was
unless
for Alberta University.
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except
To begin
with, in 2001, the majority Linking Words
number
of Canadian colleges Use synonyms
have
5% or less of foreign Wrong verb form
had
alumnus
. Fix the agreement mistake
alumni
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, the graph shows Linking Words
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New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Quebec Universities had more than 5% international pupils, at around 8%, 7%, and 6%, respectively. Among these, Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Manitoba Correct your spelling
that
has
the lowest Correct subject-verb agreement
have
number
of foreign students at around 3%.
By 2006, there Use synonyms
were
growth of international alumnus all over colleges in Canada, with significant growth was British Columbia at around 11% (a 175% increase) and New Brunswick at around 12% (a 50% increase). Nova Scotia Change the verb form
was
also
displayed Linking Words
notable
growth of foreign learners to 11%. Correct article usage
a notable
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, Alberta University recorded Linking Words
falling
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a falling
the falling
number
of foreign students from 5% in 2001 to 4% in 2006.Use synonyms