The pie charts illustrate the portion of students at one university in the UK who can speak other languages besides English, in the years 2000 and 2010.
The two pie graphs compare the number of British pupils at one UK university who manage to speak different languages
along with
English over ten years since 2000. Overall
, it is clear that
in the past the majority of students
were not interested in speaking any language
, which remained the case throughout the period. However
, the least preferable language
was German during the period of ten years.
To begin
with, in 2000, 30% of British students
only spoke English, while
20% of them spoke Spanish. On the other hand
, learners who learned to speak German and two other different languages were at the same rate of 10%, and 15% of the students
spoke French and one other language
all
in 2000.
Correct determiner usage
apply
Additionally
,in 2010, the number of students
who prefer not to learn a new language
remains the highest proportion of 35%, in comparison with Spanish speakers who dropped by 10%, in 2010. College students
who spoke French had fallen to 10%, while
German speakers remain
at the same rate since 2000 at 10%.Wrong verb form
remained
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