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Women use language to express feeling whereas men avoid feelings within language

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Males tend to be more agressive and dominant in conversations, whilst women tend to be more submissive, and willing to talk less.

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Language changes based on the relationship. In some cases the gender roles are reversed, and women use language to gain power and become dominant, whereas some men minimise their language as they do not have as much power.

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Men might act different and use more non standard forms in their speech when in a same sex group compared to a mixed gender group

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the pragmatics associated with genders and how they converse and what their conversations consists of is still slightly evident today as well as gender biases

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Are men different in same sex groups to mixed gender?  Same for women?

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Are men different in same sex groups to mixed gender?  Same for women?

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For females, sophistication are more desirable therefore women are more likely to use standard forms and less vulgarity in their speech

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Using a non standard form is a common feature of both male and female working class speech.

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Men speak in a direct way, while women may sugarcoat or minimise  points more.

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Men in sport are rude when playing against women, then women are to women

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Men speak in a more literal and direct way, while women speak with more emotion and empathy.

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Males use more non standard forms than female, this could be because girls have to work harder at being accepted in society and whichever social group they belong to

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gender has an impact on how a certain sex has an outlook on life due to different experiences and views and so this will have a reflection on how they converse with others

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Girls language is more polarised