The pie chart depicts the percentages of Britain pupils at one
Univeristy
in England who can speak different languages over English, from 2000 to 2010.
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university
Overall
, the proportion of the Linking Words
Spanish
Use synonyms
bilangual
was highest in both Correct your spelling
bilingual
of
years, Change preposition
apply
while
the No other Linking Words
language
and Use synonyms
the
French Correct article usage
apply
percentage
was second highest in 2000 Check wording
apply
and
the Another Punctuation problem
, and
language
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was
took over in 2010.
Verb problem
apply
Firstly
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in
2000, the speakers who Punctuation problem
, in
knows
Wrong verb form
knew
the
Correct article usage
apply
Spanish
Use synonyms
was
the leading, Correct subject-verb agreement
were
while
the Linking Words
Two
other Fix capitalization
two
lenguage
and Correct your spelling
languages
the
Correct article usage
apply
german
Fix capitalization
German
only was
the lowest amount of percentage with 10%. The French speakers and Verb problem
had
the
Correct article usage
apply
No
other Fix capitalization
no
language
Use synonyms
was
with 15%. Correct subject-verb agreement
were
Moreover
, the Linking Words
Another
Fix capitalization
another
language
Use synonyms
percentage
was Check wording
apply
with
20%.
Change preposition
apply
Linking Words
Secondly
in 2010, Add a comma
Secondly,
highest
Correct article usage
the highest
amount
of people Check wording
number
was
able to speak Correct subject-verb agreement
were
the
Correct article usage
apply
Spanish
again Use synonyms
with
35% people. Punctuation problem
, with
The no
other Correct determiner usage
No
language
was leading on number 2 with 20% speakers, Use synonyms
while
all Linking Words
other four
languages with 10%. In Correct word order
four other
comparison
the Add a comma
comparison,
Spanish
and the only English speaking students Use synonyms
was
highest in both of the years.Correct subject-verb agreement
were