In the article “Who Does The Talking”, Deborah Tannen implies that “women and men conversate equally” (Tannen 356). Tannen justifies this by researching women’s (“talking to much”) and men’s (“talking less than women”), but in reality the research found was that both men and women talk coequal.She describes and illustrates this research in order to inform readers don’t (“judge a book by it’s cover”) in other words do “research on women and men talk equally before suggesting that women talk more than men” (Tannen 356). Tannen addresses men and women by questioning who talks more ,and in this case, “researches were done on both men and women talking”,but both speak more in different