The charts illustrate the rates of British students at one university in the UK who were bilingual in 2000 and 2010, with the data measured in percentages. 
Overall
, it is evident that pupils who can Linking Words
English
 and Spanish had the highest proportion throughout the period, Use synonyms
while
 some of the others shared the same value Linking Words
at the end
 of the period.
In terms of students who were able to speak Spanish and Linking Words
English
, it stood at 30% in 2000 and ended at 35% in 2010. Use synonyms
This
 rate was followed by people Linking Words
that
 spoke another language at 15% in 2000 and increased slightly to 20% in 2010.
Regarding the remaining categories, students who were only able to speak Correct pronoun usage
who
English
 began at 20% in 2000 and dropped moderately to 10%. Similar experiences were Use synonyms
also
 felt by pupils who speakLinking Words
  french
 and Capitalize word
 French
English
, starting at 15% in 2000, it declined by 5% in 2010. Use synonyms
Additionally
, people spoke more than two languages and German second language witnessed  zero growth at 10%.Linking Words