The pie charts provide key information about the percentages of British pupils at one university in England who were able to speak different languages
in addition
to English, comparing 2000 and 2010. The units are measured in percentages.
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Overall
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it is clear that
the students who speak Spanish only had the highest proportion in both years. Linking Words
In addition
, people who speak German only and who speak two other languages Linking Words
also
had the same ratio in both charts.
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According to
what is shown in the first graph, in 2000, pupils who speak Spanish Linking Words
arrived
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accounted
at
30%. Some learners who did not speak any other languages illustrated 20%. Change preposition
for
Also
, it is evident that the same percentage appears in French only and Linking Words
another
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in another
language
, approximately 15%. Use synonyms
Moreover
, the German Linking Words
language
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only and
two other Correct word order
and only
language
categories represented 10%. In terms of 2010, it is noticeable that there was a slight increase in the proportion of learners who speak Spanish, nearly 35%. Use synonyms
Also
, another Linking Words
language
grouping rose 5%, reaching 20%. Use synonyms
Lastly
, those who spoke only French and those who did not speak other Linking Words
language
accounted for 10%.Use synonyms