The three graphs illustrate the proportion of people who spoke English, French, and non-official languages in the nation of Canada across 3 different years; 1996, 2006 and 2016.
Overall
, English continued to be the most spoken language across the entire period, despite declining slightly each year. Non-official languages, Linking Words
on the other hand
, experienced a moderate increase in usage by 2016.
In 1996, English was spoken by Linking Words
three-fifth
of the population with a drop of only 3% by 2016. A similar downward trend was followed by the second most spoken language in 1996, French, accounting for just over a fifth of the Fix the agreement mistake
three-fifths
overall
share. Linking Words
This
declined by 1% in 2006 and by another 1% in 2016, contributing the least by the end of the period.
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In contrast
, Non-official languages rose gradually over the years, starting with just under a fifth in 1996 to exactly 20% by 2006. Linking Words
This
upward trend followed till 2016, thereby exceeding French by 1%.Linking Words
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