PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

17 matches in 12 utterances

13.41 per 1,000 words of the child (CHI), in 1 of 1 transcripts (564 utterances, 1,268 words searched).

  1. <uh> [/?] reds are over there. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 94
  2. all the reds over there [$0uc]. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 127
  3. blue ones on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 146
  4. and reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 154
  5. and reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 154
  6. reds? CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 158
  7. two reds xxx. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 182
  8. the reds and blue ones on there. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 185
  9. reds on the blues. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 190
  10. and reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 191
  11. and reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 191
  12. and the reds on the reds and the reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 192
  13. and the reds on the reds and the reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 192
  14. and the reds on the reds and the reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 192
  15. and the reds on the reds and the reds on the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 192
  16. <oh> [/?] the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 238
  17. I want the reds. CHI · downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 260
  1. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 94
    MOTwhich pile?
    CHI<oh> [/?] red.
    CHI*CHI: <uh> [/?] reds are over there.
    CHIwaterfalls over there [$0ux].
    MOTwaterfalls are over there.
  2. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 127
    CHIwait a minute.
    CHIblue ones.
    CHI*CHI: all the reds over there [$0uc].
    MOTthat's great.
    MOTjerry, I wish we could do this to our whole house today.
  3. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 146
    CHIsix.
    CHIred.
    CHI*CHI: blue ones on the reds.
    MOTwait a second.
    MOTdoes that match?
  4. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 154
    MOTwhere does that one go?
    CHIthat one's a blue one.
    CHI*CHI: and reds on the reds.
    MOTalright.
    MOTwe're startting a new +/.
  5. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 158
    MOTwe're startting a new +/.
    MOTI think we better start a new place for reds.
    CHI*CHI: reds?
    MOT<mhm> [/?].
    CHIthere?
  6. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 182
    MOTone more.
    CHIok.
    CHI*CHI: two reds xxx.
    MOTwhy are we kissing cards here?
    MOTwhat's happening?
  7. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 185
    MOTwhy are we kissing cards here?
    MOTwhat's happening?
    CHI*CHI: the reds and blue ones on there.
    MOTwhere's your blue one go?
    CHI<oh> [/?].
  8. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 190
    CHIthe fronts.
    MOTthose are the fronts?
    CHI*CHI: reds on the blues.
    CHIand reds on the reds.
    CHIand the reds on the reds and the reds on the reds.
  9. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 191
    MOTthose are the fronts?
    CHIreds on the blues.
    CHI*CHI: and reds on the reds.
    CHIand the reds on the reds and the reds on the reds.
    MOTdo we have +/.
  10. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 192
    CHIreds on the blues.
    CHIand reds on the reds.
    CHI*CHI: and the reds on the reds and the reds on the reds.
    MOTdo we have +/.
    MOTdo we have many reds?
  11. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 238
    MOTalright.
    MOTnow which one of these would you like to play with?
    CHI*CHI: <oh> [/?] the reds.
    MOTthe reds.
    MOT<oh> [/?] wow, what a big game.
  12. downs-flusberg/jerry03.cha, line 260
    MOTtell you what?
    MOTwhy don't you choose one of these?
    CHI*CHI: I want the reds.
    MOTthese?
    MOTok.

Matches by child

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

  1. Jerry downs-flusberg13.41
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
downs-flusberg/jerry03.chaJerry 1,268121713.41

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. reds17 · 100.0%