PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

10 matches in 10 utterances

21.88 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (116 utterances, 457 words searched).

  1. you want some water ? FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 32 · Jeremy 2;05
  2. now you can drink some . FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 47 · Jeremy 2;05
  3. do you want to drink some ? FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 48 · Jeremy 2;05
  4. do you want some cheese ? MOT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 72 · Jeremy 2;05
  5. do you want some more ? FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 88 · Jeremy 2;05
  6. you want some still water ? FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 96 · Jeremy 2;05
  7. he said he wanted some fizzy . FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 98 · Jeremy 2;05
  8. you want some of that ? FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 122 · Jeremy 2;05
  9. [- to FAT] can you go and get some yoghurts please ? MOT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 126 · Jeremy 2;05
  10. [- to MOT] you don't want some of this ? FAT · bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 127 · Jeremy 2;05
  1. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 32 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    CHI## I want this daddy .
    CHII want this .
    FAT*FAT: you want some water ?
    CHIno .
    CHIthis !
  2. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 47 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    FAThold it with both hands .
    FATthere you are .
    FAT*FAT: now you can drink some .
    FATdo you want to drink some ?
    CHImoi wait for pasta .
  3. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 48 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    FATthere you are .
    FATnow you can drink some .
    FAT*FAT: do you want to drink some ?
    CHImoi wait for pasta .
    FATyou're waiting for pasta are you ?
  4. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 72 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    MOTwww .
    FATwww .
    MOT*MOT: do you want some cheese ?
    CHIit 0v cold !
    MOTof course it's cold .
  5. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 88 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    FATwhat does that mean yes or no ?
    CHIyes .
    FAT*FAT: do you want some more ?
    CHInot yet .
    FATwww .
  6. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 96 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    FATno this is ordinary still water .
    CHIyou want (s)till water .
    FAT*FAT: you want some still water ?
    MOTah bon, it's not still water .
    FAThe said he wanted some fizzy .
  7. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 98 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    FATyou want some still water ?
    MOTah bon, it's not still water .
    FAT*FAT: he said he wanted some fizzy .
    MOToh ?
    FAThe insisted .
  8. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 122 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    CHIthere some .
    CHIthere some !
    FAT*FAT: you want some of that ?
    CHIyes .
    FATwell <can you close the> [/] can you close the door of the fridge please ?
  9. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 126 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    CHIyes .
    FATwell <can you close the> [/] can you close the door of the fridge please ?
    MOT*MOT: [- to FAT] can you go and get some yoghurts please ?
    FAT[- to MOT] you don't want some of this ?
    MOTno .
  10. bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.cha, line 127 · Jeremy, 2;5.17
    FATwell <can you close the> [/] can you close the door of the fridge please ?
    MOT[- to FAT] can you go and get some yoghurts please ?
    FAT*FAT: [- to MOT] you don't want some of this ?
    MOTno .
    MOT[- to CH1] hey what about your pasta Master Jeremy ?

Matches by age

One dot per transcript: matches per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI. Dots of the same child are joined.

Matches by child

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

  1. Jeremy bilingual_eng_french_Watkins21.88
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
bilingual_eng_french_Watkins/a01wat09.chaJeremy 2;5.17457101021.88

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. some10 · 100.0%