A second, equally compelling explanation for the women-use-more-powerless language finding comes from scholars who point out that what powerless speech sacrifices is potency it gains by building rapport between speaker and receiver.
A second, equally compelling explanation for the women-use-more-powerless language finding comes from scholars who point out that what powerless speech sacrifices is potency it gains by building rapport between speaker and receiver.
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it refers to powerless speech
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A second, equally compelling explanation for the women-use-more-powerless language finding comes from scholars who point out that what powerless speech sacrifices is potency it gains by building rapport between speaker and receiver.
'...what powerless speech sacrifices in potency, it gains by...'
What does "it" refer to? 
Re: What does "it" refer to? 
Bear in mind I'm not a teacher!
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