The charts provide the percentages of British
students
who were able to speak other languages Use synonyms
besides
English at one University of England between 2000 and 2010.
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Overall
, the majority of Linking Words
students
could speak Spanish, another Use synonyms
language
, or two other languages Use synonyms
those are
increased Verb problem
which
at the end
. Linking Words
While
as to no other Linking Words
language
, France Use synonyms
were
decreased, respectively. There are no changes in German.
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was
To begin
with, Spanish stood at 30% to 35%, which is higher than other of the charts. Another Linking Words
language
and two other languages Use synonyms
also
increased Linking Words
with
15% and 10% to 20% and 15% in 2000 and 2010, respectively. Change preposition
by
Furthermore
, there are no changes in the number of German-speaking Linking Words
students
with 10% for each.
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On the other hand
, 20% of Linking Words
students
Use synonyms
could not speak no
other Rewrite the sentence
could not speak any
could speak no
language
, Use synonyms
whereas
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this
decreased to 15% at Linking Words
end
of the year. Correct article usage
the end
Students
of the British University who Use synonyms
able
to speak Add a missing verb
were able
Frence
started with 15%, but it Correct your spelling
French
France
also
lost 10% in 2010.Linking Words
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