The graph below shows the percentage of New Zealand primary school students learning a second language by language learned for the years 2006 to 2014
The given illustration provides the changes in New Zealand primary school
students
learning a second language between 2006 and 2014.
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Overall
, during Linking Words
this
eight-year period, Linking Words
French
remained steady, Replace the word
France
while
the rest are being followed by sharp fluctuations.
Now, turning to the details, in 2006 Chinese Linking Words
was
chosen by the least number of Correct subject-verb agreement
were
students
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whereas
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Japanese
had the largest percentage in the same year. Correct article usage
the Japanese
However
, by 2010, amount of Chinese learners dramatically increased to 14 Linking Words
percent
till two thousand fourteen . And number of Change the spelling
per cent
students
learning Japanese, Use synonyms
on the contrary
, went down from 28 percent to nineteen percent.
It could be noticed thatLinking Words
,
German and Spanish were Remove the comma
apply
quite
popular Change the article
quite a
a quite
language
among Fix the agreement mistake
languages
students
in two thousand six, but Use synonyms
tendency
oscillated Correct article usage
the tendency
than
other languages. The period between 2012 and 2013 saw a sharp growth in other languages, results were Correct quantifier usage
more than
same
as Correct article usage
the same
Japanese
until a descending tendency Change preposition
in Japanese
shown
Add a missing verb
was shown
by
2013 to 2014 in others.Change preposition
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