The pie charts illustrate information about the rate of
British
Use synonyms
students
who can speak other languages Use synonyms
in addition
to Linking Words
English
at one university in England in 2000 and 2010. Use synonyms
Overall
, people were able to speak bilingual, which was the most popular in the two surveyed years.
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To begin
with the first chart, there was 60% of individuals, who were bilingual in 2000. Among these, the majority of Linking Words
British
Use synonyms
students
can communicate in Use synonyms
English
and Spanish at 20%. Use synonyms
Moreover
, Linking Words
students
who spoke French and Use synonyms
English
were equal Use synonyms
with
individuals Change preposition
to
used
another language Correct pronoun usage
who used
in addition
to Linking Words
English
. The rest proportion in the bilingual people were Use synonyms
students
who spoke German and Use synonyms
English
. There were approximately one-third Use synonyms
students
, who only used Use synonyms
English
for communication. Use synonyms
Besides
, there were only 10% Linking Words
Use synonyms
British
Change preposition
of British
students
communicated in three languages.
Turning toward the second graph, It is readily apparent that Use synonyms
students
, who were bilingual, were the most popular at half of the total people in 2010. Use synonyms
British
Use synonyms
students
used French, German and Spanish without Use synonyms
English
are similar at 10%. Use synonyms
While
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students
, who spoke another language, accounted for 20%. It is worth noting that the proportion of Use synonyms
students
who were able to speak three languages increased from 10% to 15% after 10 years. Meanwhile, the ratio of Use synonyms
students
who only spoke Use synonyms
English
Use synonyms
also
rose by 5% during the observation periods.Linking Words
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