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Joan constantly uses declaratives going against lots of the gender theorists as she is showing certainty and not doubting her views

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Men use less fillers, e.g. nina and joan use "umm" while Tom uses less fillers

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Domestic descriptions - colour of stone, too cobalt, too electric. - Blake.

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‘cobalt’ - specialist lexis, Lakoff. Perhaps emphasising that Joan has more knowledge, or women using more overt prestige? (Trudgill)

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Uses of hedges such as maybe shows their uncertainty

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‘maybe’ - hedge, Lakoff. Appearing polite by softening what is being said, to avoid being forceful with ideas.

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'maybe it's' uncertainty-the women hold knowledge and ideas power over him

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Joan says "lovely" - empty adjective, Lakoff

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‘the sea’ — interrupt to show interest/support, Beattie.

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‘erm’ — fillers in dialouge, the words are spontaneous.

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Constant use of er ughhhh as hedges to show uncertainty

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Frequent usage of fillers by Joan

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Tom pauses more in conversation, “(2.0) maybe it’s dawn or sunset or something (1.0)”, Defrancisco, 70% of delayed responses from men. Could show Tom is uncertain and lacking knowledge on the topic.

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‘doesn’t it?’ — tag question for support, Tannen.

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Tom has one of the longest delayed responses of 2 seconds. Enforcing defrancisco’s study that 70% of delayed responses were from men. This could be due to him being unsure.

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'of the stone (.) the the stone is (.)
Repition- shows uncertainty

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‘umm’ — backchannelling to show support throughout, Fishman.