In 2011, 17.5% of the Canadian<span> population, or 5.8 million persons, reported speaking at least two </span>languages at home. In 2006, 14.2% did so (nearly 4.5 million persons). In 2011, 11.5% of the population reported speaking both English and another language<span> other than French at home.
(just a statistic to show you that my reasoning is correct.)
Therefore Canadians mostly speak English but they sometimes they speak French too.</span>
Wet and sandy soil because it is the least steady i hope this helps
Well the most obvious one is that they are both states
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When computers were first made they were too complex and not user-friendly so society did not use them. The internet didn't exist until around the third generation, and computers were made into more user friendly and compact instead of taking up a whole room.
