Yesterday, I holded the bunny - Gender differences in grammar
A comparison of grammar mistakes in children has shown that girls and boys make different errors:
researchers investigated the different brain systems that children used when they made mistakes like “Yesterday I holded the bunny.” They found that girls tended to use a process that dealt with memorizing words and associations between them, whereas boys used a process governing the rules of language.
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Posted on 
December 10th, 2006 by 
Simon Greenhill
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