studies of gender-related grammatical variants are often problematic because of the inconsistency of results. However, with these precautions in mild, there are some researches dealing with gender and grammar that needs to be mentioned. For example, in the study conducted by Cheshire (1982), gender differences have been found in the usage of nonstandard morphological and syntactic constructions by adolescent girls and boys in a working-class district of Reading, England. Boys consistently used nonstandard grammatical constructions at higher frequencies than did girls. The following show some of such nonstandard grammatical constructions