The pie charts below depict the percentages of British 
students
 at a university in England who could speak additional languages Use synonyms
besides
 English, in both 2000 and 2010. The data reveals some interesting trends regarding the evolution of language proficiency among Linking Words
this
 student population over time.
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Overall
, it can be seen that learning languages Linking Words
was
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has
becoming
 more popular over the years. During Wrong verb form
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this
 period of time, several significant changes occurred. It is noticeable when looking at «Spanish only» and «Another language». From 2000 to 2010, both of these categories have risen by 5 percent. Linking Words
Additionally
, there was a notable decline in the number of Linking Words
students
 who reported not speaking any other language, with a decrease of 10 Use synonyms
percent
 being recorded over the same decade.
There is Change the spelling
per cent
also
 a clear decline in the learning of French by British Linking Words
students
. In 2000, 15 Use synonyms
percent
 of Change the spelling
per cent
students
 were interested in French, Use synonyms
while
 in 2010 the number of Linking Words
students
 studying French decreased and the percentage became 10. Use synonyms
This
 shift indicates a change in preferences for second-language acquisition among British Linking Words
students
.
In the aggregate, it is noticeable that more Use synonyms
students
 began to study languages, but there are Use synonyms
also
 decreases mentioned earlier, which gives balance to the diagramsLinking Words