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    Gender is a social construct rather than a biological one, and language is influenced by cultural expectations of gender. There are formal and vernacular ways of speaking depending on the audience and context, such as whether one is speaking in public, with friends, or to the opposite gender, with the style adjusting based on cultural norms for the particular situation.

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    Gender is a social construct rather than a biological one, and language is influenced by cultural expectations of gender. There are formal and vernacular ways of speaking depending on the audience and context, such as whether one is speaking in public, with friends, or to the opposite gender, with the style adjusting based on cultural norms for the particular situation.

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    Gender is a social construct rather than a biological one, and language is influenced by cultural expectations of gender. There are formal and vernacular ways of speaking depending on the audience and context, such as whether one is speaking in public, with friends, or to the opposite gender, with the style adjusting based on cultural norms for the particular situation.

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    Gender and language

    Maryam Basit
    Public Speaking
    Gender and language
    • Gender is social not biological
    • We have some ideologies in society.
    • Cultural expectations and Gender
    Gender and language
    • Two ways of speaking
    • Formal
    • Vernacular
    • When you speak in front on audience
    • When you are among friends
    • When you talk to opposite gender
    Cultural expectations and norms

    • As per audience different dialogue and


    style of speaking

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