PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

15 matches in 14 utterances

9.66 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (410 utterances, 1,552 words searched).

  1. is your car going home ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 532
  2. my car's going home now . CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 536
  3. now she's going to bed . CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 545
  4. she's going to open the door . CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 569
  5. they're going to eat supper . CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 602
  6. is she going to eat supper too ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 606
  7. where are they going ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 661
  8. are they going to school ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 665
  9. are they going to park here ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 679
  10. are they going to ring the doorbell ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 714
  11. is he going to eat supper or <is she> [//] is he going to eat supper ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 748
  12. is he going to eat supper or <is she> [//] is he going to eat supper ? CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 748
  13. she's going to sit down . CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 870
  14. you're going down . CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 1040
  15. we're going back down . CLN · autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 1273
  1. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 532
    CHIa+the end .
    CLNbeep beep .
    CLN*CLN: is your car going home ?
    CHIyyy .
    CLNmy car's going home now .
  2. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 536
    CLNis your car going home ?
    CHIyyy .
    CLN*CLN: my car's going home now .
    CLNshe's tired .
    CLNshe wants to go to sleep .
  3. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 545
    CLNshe wants to go to sleep .
    CLNdriving home .
    CLN*CLN: now she's going to bed .
    CLNshould I give her a kiss ?
    CHIkiss .
  4. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 569
    CHI0.
    CLNyou rang the doorbell .
    CLN*CLN: she's going to open the door .
    CLNhello .
    CLNhow are you today ?
  5. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 602
    CLNbring him to the table .
    CLNlet him sit down .
    CLN*CLN: they're going to eat supper .
    CHI0.
    CLNis she going to eat supper too ?
  6. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 606
    CLNthey're going to eat supper .
    CHI0.
    CLN*CLN: is she going to eat supper too ?
    CHI0.
    CLNcome in come in .
  7. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 661
    CLNhe's hungry .
    CHIyyy .
    CLN*CLN: where are they going ?
    CHIyyy .
    CLNare they going to school ?
  8. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 665
    CLNwhere are they going ?
    CHIyyy .
    CLN*CLN: are they going to school ?
    CHIyes .
    CLNChi tell Jonathan hi .
  9. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 679
    CHIbye .
    CLNthere you are.
    CLN*CLN: are they going to park here ?
    CHIpark .
    CLNthere you go.
  10. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 714
    CHIxxx . [+ trn]
    CHIxxx . [+ trn]
    CLN*CLN: are they going to ring the doorbell ?
    CHIxxx . [+ trn]
    CHI0.
  11. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 748
    CLNright there .
    CLNcome inside and eat supper with us .
    CLN*CLN: is he going to eat supper or <is she> [//] is he going to eat supper ?
    CHIyes .
    CLNyes ?
  12. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 870
    CLNwhat's wrong ?
    CHI0.
    CLN*CLN: she's going to sit down .
    CLNlet's make room .
    CLNpush them over .
  13. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 1040
    CLNdo you hear people talking ?
    CHI0.
    CLN*CLN: you're going down .
    CHI0.
    CLNshould we open it ?
  14. autistic-rollins/04sid.cha, line 1273
    CHIyyy .
    CHIhi .
    CLN*CLN: we're going back down .
    CHI0.
    CLNwhich way Chi ?

Matches by child

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

  1. 04Sid autistic-rollins9.66
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
autistic-rollins/04sid.cha04Sid 1,55214159.66

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. going15 · 100.0%