PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

12 matches in 12 utterances

14.55 per 1,000 words of the child (CHI), in 1 of 1 transcripts (630 utterances, 825 words searched).

  1. MOTlet's make a +/.
    MOTand what are you gonna get for the <d> [/?]?
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTwhat?
    CHIdaisy.
  2. CHIdaisy.
    MOTwhat?
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    CHIcut it.
    CHIcut it.
  3. CHIcut it.
    CHIcut it.
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTwhat?
    MOT<oh> [/?] a daisy.
  4. MOTback here.
    CHIhere.
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTwhat is a daisy?
    MOTfix your mouth.
  5. MOTlook at me.
    MOTyou look at me when you're talking to me.
    CHI*CHI: daisy is flower.
    MOTalright.
    CHIcut it.
  6. MOTwhat part of the flower is that?
    MOTwhat's that?
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTyeah, but what's this right here?
    CHIdaisy.
  7. CHIdaisy.
    MOTyeah, but what's this right here?
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    CHIflower.
    MOTwhat part of the flower is it?
  8. MOT<alright> [/?] alright, don't panic.
    MOTwhere else do you want me to cut it?
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTI did cut it.
    CHIxxx.
  9. MOThmm?
    MOTyou have to talk clearer.
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTyeah, daisy.
    MOTdo we have daisys in the yard?
  10. MOTwhat kind of flowers do we have in the yard?
    MOTdo you know?
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTwhat kind of flowers do we have in the yard, do you know?
    MOTmark.
  11. MOTlook at me.
    MOTwhat kind of flowers do we have in our yard?
    CHI*CHI: daisy.
    MOTwell, we don't have daisy-s, what else do we have?
    CHIflower.
  12. CHIyellow.
    MOTwe have yellow <yellow> [/?] daffodils.
    CHI*CHI: yellow daisy.
    MOTyeah, we don't have any daisys though.
    MOTwe also have dandelions though.

Matches by child

Matches per 1,000 words, all transcripts of each child together, highest first.

  1. Mark autistic-flusberg14.55
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
autistic-flusberg/mark04.chaMark 825121214.55

What the pattern matched

1 different forms (lowercased). Useful to see what a pattern really catches: unexpected forms here usually mean the pattern is too broad.

  1. daisy12 · 100.0%