This
report summarises the data of native Linking Words
speakers
in Canada from 1996 to 2016. It will assess the native Use synonyms
speakers
in 3 categoriesUse synonyms
,
Punctuation problem
:
English
, French and Non-Official Use synonyms
Languages
.
Regarding native Use synonyms
speakers
of Use synonyms
English
, they decreased mildly and steadily from 1996 to 2016, from 60% in 1996, to 58% in 2006, to 57% in 2016, with a total Use synonyms
decrease
of 3% in 2 decades.
Apart from Use synonyms
English
, the native Use synonyms
speakers
of French Use synonyms
also
decreased steadily at a small range from 1996 to 2016, from 23% in 1996, to 22% in 2006, to 21% in 2016, with a total Linking Words
decrease
of 2%, a Use synonyms
decrease
of 1% every decade.
Despite the Use synonyms
decrease
Use synonyms
of
Change preposition
in
English
and French native Use synonyms
speakers
, native Use synonyms
speakers
of non-official Use synonyms
languages
increased from 1996 to 2016 with a larger range. Non-official language Use synonyms
speakers
increased from 17% in 1996, to 20% in 2006, to 22% in 2016, with a total increase of 5%.
To Use synonyms
summarize
, Change the spelling
summarise
while
the native Linking Words
speakers
of Use synonyms
English
and French decreased, the native Use synonyms
speakers
of non-official Use synonyms
languages
increased. Use synonyms
This
may be explained by Canada's multiculturalism-related policies. In the previous decades, Canada has been promoting multiculturalism and has been welcoming immigrants. These policies may have increased the population who are native Linking Words
speakers
of non-official Use synonyms
languages
, and have decreased the population who speak official Use synonyms
languages
Use synonyms
as a result
.Linking Words