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    The document lists common gender stereotypes and taboos about the roles and abilities of men and women. It provides 11 statements that exemplify stereotypes, such as women being good at cooking, men being good at sports, and men paying for food on dates. The statements are then analyzed by classifying the verbs, adjectives, and prepositions used and identifying their objects or complements. This is done to break down the language used in the stereotypical statements.

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    The document lists common gender stereotypes and taboos about the roles and abilities of men and women. It provides 11 statements that exemplify stereotypes, such as women being good at cooking, men being good at sports, and men paying for food on dates. The statements are then analyzed by classifying the verbs, adjectives, and prepositions used and identifying their objects or complements. This is done to break down the language used in the stereotypical statements.

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    The document lists common gender stereotypes and taboos about the roles and abilities of men and women. It provides 11 statements that exemplify stereotypes, such as women being good at cooking, men being good at sports, and men paying for food on dates. The statements are then analyzed by classifying the verbs, adjectives, and prepositions used and identifying their objects or complements. This is done to break down the language used in the stereotypical statements.

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    The document lists common gender stereotypes and taboos about the roles and abilities of men and women. It provides 11 statements that exemplify stereotypes, such as women being good at cooking, men being good at sports, and men paying for food on dates. The statements are then analyzed by classifying the verbs, adjectives, and prepositions used and identifying their objects or complements. This is done to break down the language used in the stereotypical statements.

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    VOCABULARY

    Taboos about gender stereotypes


    1. Women are good at / in cooking.
    2. Men are good at / in sports.
    3. Women talk to / for friends about / over their problems. Men dont do
    it.
    4. Men never ask about / for information when they travel.
    5. Women dont talk of / about important things (politics, science,
    technology).
    6. Men have to pay for / the food at restaurants when they go out on
    dates.
    7. Women think about / in chocolate all the time.
    8. Men dont cry.
    9. Women are bad at / in driving.
    10.Women are responsible to / for raising children.
    11.Men dont listen to / at women.

    Classify the verbs and adjectives in the chart below:

    ADJECTIVE

    PREPOSITION

    AT

    (to be)
    (to be)

    VERB/ADJECTIVE

    (to be)

    VERB

    COMPLEMEN
    T
    Sports
    Cooking
    Driving
    Math

    PREPOSITION

    COMPLEMEN
    T

    FOR

    Information
    Food
    Raising children

    PREPOSITION

    COMPLEMEN
    T

    TO
    TO

    Friends
    People
    Music
    Women

    Developed by Greici Jaqueline Buzzi (22/07/2016)

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