The two tables illustrate the
number
of Use synonyms
students
from five different Use synonyms
European
countries who were studying in Use synonyms
Australia
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;
and the Punctuation problem
,
number
of Use synonyms
Australian
Use synonyms
exchange
Use synonyms
students
studying in those five countries for the years 2007 and 2009.
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Overall
, the numbers show that in 2007 and 2009, there were more Linking Words
European
Use synonyms
students
who went to Use synonyms
Australia
than Use synonyms
Australian
Use synonyms
students
who went to Europe. Most Use synonyms
Australian
Use synonyms
students
went to Use synonyms
France
for an Use synonyms
exchange
, but the total Use synonyms
number
of Use synonyms
students
stay same in both years. Use synonyms
While
in 2007 most of the Linking Words
students
who exchanged to Use synonyms
Australia
were from Use synonyms
France
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;
and Germans were the largest group in 2009.
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,
According to
the first table, the total Linking Words
number
of Use synonyms
European
Use synonyms
students
increased slightly, from 189 people in 2007 to 226 in 2009. Most of the Use synonyms
students
came from Use synonyms
France
in 2007, and the second highest were from Netherland, there were 61 and 36 of them respectively. Use synonyms
However
, in 2009, Germans were the main source of the Linking Words
European
Use synonyms
exchange
Use synonyms
students
; 62 of them went to Use synonyms
Australia
, and the second highest were from Use synonyms
France
.
The second table shows that Use synonyms
Australian
Use synonyms
students
prefer to study in Use synonyms
France
for an Use synonyms
exchange
Use synonyms
,
there were 37 people in 2007 and 58 of them in 2009. The total Add a semicolon
;
number
of Use synonyms
students
who went to Sweden, the UK and the Netherlands decreased, except in Germany, where the Use synonyms
number
rose from 18 people to 26 between these two years.Use synonyms