The pie charts illustrate the changes in the proportion of students enrolled in different courses at an adult education
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in 1985 and the current year.
In 1985, the courses of modern languages were the most popular choice, accounting for 24% of students, followed closely by fitness and dance at 22%. Art and local history had similar shares, at 17% and 15% respectively, Use the right word
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cookery and music appreciation were the least preferred, making up 14% and 8% of the total.
By the current year, significant shifts had occurred. IT became the dominant course, representing 27% of enrollments, Linking Words
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modern languages dropped to 17%. Fitness and dance remained unchanged at 22%. Cookery saw an increase from 14% to 19%, Linking Words
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local history and music appreciation were no longer offered. Art, which previously held a 17% share, declined slightly to 15%, making it the least popular course currently.
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a shift toward technology-related courses, with traditional subjects like languages and art experiencing declines or disappearances. Fitness and dance maintained consistent popularity over the years.Correct subject-verb agreement
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