Abstract
The article investigates English phraseological units which have gender component in the structure and thus create gender stereotypes of man and woman on the material of English phraseology. Moreover, such notions as appearance, social status, age, intellectual abilities are analyzed as elements forming the gender concepts “man” and “woman”.
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