The pie chart depicts the percentage of British
students
at one university in England who were able to speak different languages Use synonyms
in addition
to English
between 2000 and 2010.
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Overall
, the highest Linking Words
proportion
of Use synonyms
students
Use synonyms
were
able to speak Spanish only Correct subject-verb agreement
was
in addition
to English,
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Whereas
the same percentage of Linking Words
students
were able to speak only German in both of the years.
In 2000, Spanish ranked first with 30% out of the total Use synonyms
proportion
of British Use synonyms
students
. French only accounted for 15%, Use synonyms
Whereas
10% of Linking Words
students
were able to speak German only. The Use synonyms
proportion
of Use synonyms
students
who could not speak any other Use synonyms
language
was 20, Use synonyms
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While
those who were able to speak two
other languages and another Fix capitalization
while
language
was 10% and
15 %, respectively.
In 2010, 35% of Use synonyms
students
out of the total Use synonyms
proportion
of Use synonyms
students
were able to speak Spanish only, Use synonyms
Linking Words
however
the percentage of Correct word choice
apply
students
who could speak French and German was Use synonyms
same
Correct article usage
the same
which
was 10%. Another Punctuation problem
, which
language
accounted for 20%, but the same Use synonyms
proportion
of Use synonyms
students
were able to speak no other Use synonyms
language
and two other languages, respectively.Use synonyms