A glance at the pie charts delineates statistics about the commensurability of pupils' ability to speak a foreign
language
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in addition
to English at an unnamed British university in the years 2000 and 2010.
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Overall
, it can explicitly be perceived that speaking only in Spanish had the most proponents for both years. Linking Words
Furthermore
, some Linking Words
students
tended to speak only either French or German. Use synonyms
Therefore
, some of them were able to communicate with people not only in another Linking Words
language
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also
in two other Linking Words
languages
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while
there were still Linking Words
students
who could speak only English at a higher in 2000 than in 2010.
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languages
spoken in 2000, a third of the Use synonyms
students
had a potential for Spain, which was the climax. Germany and France were Use synonyms
also
their favourites, at 10% and 15% respectively. For some Linking Words
students
who spoke another foreign Use synonyms
language
, 15% was higher than that of two other Use synonyms
languages
, at 10 per cent. Of course, as much as a fifth preferred to learn neither other Use synonyms
languages
.
Concerning 2010, meanwhile, it should be noted that Spanish kept rising by 35%. Levelling off for German, a lower amount of 10% liked French. As the figure for both another Use synonyms
language
and two Use synonyms
languages
increased staggeringly by the same percentage of 5, Use synonyms
this
amount, which is 10% altogether, corresponded to the decline of Linking Words
students
who lacked any knowledge of other Use synonyms
languages
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