The bar charts
illustrates
information about the proportion of 14 to Correct subject-verb agreement
illustrate
16-year old
students learning other common languages and their Use the right word
16-year-old
percentage
between 1984 and 2007.
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, Linking Words
girls
studied more than Use synonyms
boys
in Use synonyms
this
period of time, and Linking Words
France
was the popular Replace the word
French
language
among these three languages. (Use synonyms
Fance
, German, Spanish).
In 1984, Correct your spelling
French
girls
studying Use synonyms
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percentage
was about 60%, Check wording
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while
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boys
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were
nearly 10 Correct subject-verb agreement
was
percentage
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lower
than Check wording
points lower
girls
. (50%). Use synonyms
However
, in 2007, Linking Words
girls
number decreased steadily to Use synonyms
same
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the same
percentage
as Use synonyms
boys
number in 1984Use synonyms
.
(50%). Punctuation problem
apply
Boys
studying Use synonyms
Use synonyms
percentage
in 2007 Check wording
apply
was
went down gradually to 40%.
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apply
In
the beginning of the period, Change preposition
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language
of France was at Correct article usage
the language
the
peak, and Correct pronoun usage
its
this
proportion decreased in 2007 to 50%. Linking Words
While
Linking Words
German
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the German
language
stayed dominant, Spanish experienced Use synonyms
slight
increase from 5% to 20%. Correct article usage
a slight
This
shows a clear shift in Linking Words
language
preferences among students over time. The data Use synonyms
also
indicates that interest in French declined steadily, Linking Words
while
Spanish became increasingly attractive to young learners.Linking Words