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Band 5+: The pie diagram shows information of about students choosing various languages in UK in 2 years - 2009 and 2014. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting main feature and comparison where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts comparing the percentages of UK students choosing different foreign languages in 2009 and 2014. In 2009, French was chosen by 36%, Spanish by 20%, German by 17%, Italian by 14%, and Russian by 13%. In 2014, French was chosen by 32%, Spanish by 24%, German by 15%, Italian by 14%, and Russian by 9%.
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THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RATIO OF STUDENTS CHOOSING FIVE DIFFERENT FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN BRITAIN IS ILLUSTRATED BY GIVEN PIE CHARTS BETWEEN 2009 AND 2014.

OVERALL, IT CAN BE SEEN THAT NI BOTH YEARS FRENCH LANGUAGE HAS BEEN VERY POPULAR AS IT PREFERED BY MAXIMUM STUDENTSCHILDREN COMPARED TO OTHERS. A SMALL MINORITE STUDENTS CHOOSE LEAST PERCINTAGE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN BOTH THE CHARTS.

IN THE TERMS OF FRENCH,THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS LIKE TO STUDY FRENCH THA RATIO WAS 34% IN 2009. MOREOVER, ONLY 9% SCHOLAR PICK RUSSIAN. SPANISH AND GERMAN LANGUAGE CHOSEN BY 16% AND 12% REAPECTIVELY. ON THE OTHER HAND, SPANISH LAGUAGE NOTICED AT SECOND POSITION WITH 20%.

HOWEVER, IN 2014, 24% STUDENTS TAKE SPANISH LAGUAGE WAS 8% INCREASED.

COMPARED TO 2009 FRENCH LAGUAGE STUDENTS SHOWED LESS INTEREST AT34%. RUSSIAN AND GERMAN LAGUAGE PICKED-UP BY THE STUDENTS 8% AND 10% RESPECTIVILY. IN BOTH YEARS RUSSIAN LAGUAGE ALMOST SIMILER WITH 1% DIFFERENCE.

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