PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

23 matches in 23 utterances

5.11 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (882 utterances, 4,502 words searched).

  1. I always have to wait for kermit because he's slow, you know. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 27
  2. he probably brought something else for andrew. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 100
  3. do you want to be bert for a while? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 101
  4. those are definately for little people. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 118
  5. I thought she said it was for me. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 189
  6. who's it for? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 193
  7. what about something for the table? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 424
  8. <oh> [/?] time for cat food? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 483
  9. is he getting nothing for food? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 485
  10. you need them for the rest of your life. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 560
  11. <say> [/?] like for instance, let me show you something. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 587
  12. she said it was [$uc] for bert and kermit and I was [$ux] bing kermit. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 592
  13. what is [$cc] the cake for? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 665
  14. too many things for a story. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 678
  15. and the cat decided that he wouldn't wait for the party and he would do what? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 724
  16. what did they give the mouse for a present? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 734
  17. did they have a reason for getting in there? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 890
  18. <ah> [/?] he was looking for catnip? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 1142
  19. he was looking for a glass of milk? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 1147
  20. so, that's it for storys? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 1244
  21. save it for later? MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 1260
  22. you need them for your whole life. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 1393
  23. that's a pair for somebody. MOT · downs-flusberg/jerry02.cha, line 1414
  1. MOT<oh> [/?], you're not ready.
    MOTsorry.
    MOT*MOT: I always have to wait for kermit because he's slow, you know.
    CHIalright.
    MOTare you ready?
  2. MOTyou don't have to hide.
    MOTit's the package man.
    MOT*MOT: he probably brought something else for andrew.
    MOTdo you want to be bert for a while?
    CHIyeah, I'll be bert.
  3. MOTit's the package man.
    MOThe probably brought something else for andrew.
    MOT*MOT: do you want to be bert for a while?
    CHIyeah, I'll be bert.
    MOTwait, we have to decide if I'm going to sleep or not.
  4. MOTyeah.
    MOTthankyou.
    MOT*MOT: those are definately for little people.
    CHI<oh> [/?].
    MOTbecause they hurt.
  5. CHIyes, it is.
    MOT<gee> [/?], do you need any help?
    MOT*MOT: I thought she said it was for me.
    CHIno.
    MOTno?
  6. CHIno.
    MOTno?
    MOT*MOT: who's it for?
    CHIfor me.
    MOT<oh> [/?].
  7. MOTalright.
    MOTwhat else?
    MOT*MOT: what about something for the table?
    MOTlook at this bare table.
    CHIcat.
  8. CHIcat food.
    MOTthis one say <argh> [/?].
    MOT*MOT: <oh> [/?] time for cat food?
    MOTwhat about the cat in the window?
    MOTis he getting nothing for food?
  9. MOT<oh> [/?] time for cat food?
    MOTwhat about the cat in the window?
    MOT*MOT: is he getting nothing for food?
    CHIyes.
    MOT<oh> [/?] he's going on the pile?
  10. MOTwell you [$xx] are chewing.
    MOTsave your teeth.
    MOT*MOT: you need them for the rest of your life.
    MOTyou know that?
    MOTalright.
  11. MOTso you could make any kind of story you want.
    CHIchasing cat.
    MOT*MOT: <say> [/?] like for instance, let me show you something.
    MOTcan I do one?
    CHIyeah.
  12. MOTI want to play this.
    CHII wanna play xxx.
    MOT*MOT: she said it was [$uc] for bert and kermit and I was [$ux] bing kermit.
    CHI<oh> [/?].
    MOT<oh> [/?].
  13. MOTthe cat chases cats!
    CHIand cake this is [$uc] +/.
    MOT*MOT: what is [$cc] the cake for?
    CHIa rabbit and chicken and the food and xxx xxx.
    MOTalright <alright> [/?].
  14. MOTthat's lasagna.
    MOTyou're not going to be able to tell this story if you've got everything on top of each other.
    MOT*MOT: too many things for a story.
    MOTalright.
    MOTtell me the story.
  15. MOTand it was [$uc] the dog's birthday.
    MOTand the cat <the cat> [/?] was [$uc] a tricky cat.
    MOT*MOT: and the cat decided that he wouldn't wait for the party and he would do what?
    MOThe would eat the cake before the birthday!
    MOTand the dog said +/.
  16. CHInow the cat and the chair and clock and a rabbit +/.
    CHIonce upon a time and rabbit xxx mouse birthday party and +/.
    MOT*MOT: what did they give the mouse for a present?
    CHIa cake.
    MOT<ah> [/?] that's nice.
  17. MOTdid they have a reason?
    MOTthat's ok.
    MOT*MOT: did they have a reason for getting in there?
    CHIfor getting in there.
    MOTwhy?
  18. MOThe was countting salad dressing bottles.
    CHIno!
    MOT*MOT: <ah> [/?] he was looking for catnip?
    CHIno.
    MOTwell maybe you keep catnip in the refrigerator.
  19. CHIno.
    MOTno?
    MOT*MOT: he was looking for a glass of milk?
    CHIno.
    MOTdo you remember that cat that came to the house and waited outside the door?
  20. MOTI think if we're gonna do this we better stick them all because you know what?
    MOTwhen you pick up the box they're gonna all slide around.
    MOT*MOT: so, that's it for storys?
    CHIyeah.
    MOTcan't think of anymore?
  21. MOTshould we put it in the freezer?
    CHIyeah.
    MOT*MOT: save it for later?
    CHIyes.
    MOTthat's a neat present.
  22. CHI<wait, wait, wait, wait> [/?] wait.
    MOTrest your teeth.
    MOT*MOT: you need them for your whole life.
    MOTthat's a nice design.
    MOTsort of like blocks.
  23. CHII don't need that.
    MOTyeah you do.
    MOT*MOT: that's a pair for somebody.
    CHIthat's a six and a six.
    CHIand a queen.

Matches by child

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

  1. Jerry downs-flusberg5.11
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TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
downs-flusberg/jerry02.chaJerry 4,50223235.11

What the pattern matched

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