PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

167 matches in 158 utterances

42.44 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (845 utterances, 3,935 words searched).

  1. that was a game we bought at the mall? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 61
  2. and we came home and we plaied a game. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 81
  3. you got a secret? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 158
  4. is he a good breakdancer? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 165
  5. would you like me to write a letter for you? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 228
  6. and I'll write her a letter. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 231
  7. a rock. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 327
  8. is that a real rock? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 340
  9. <a> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 375
  10. <a> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 378
  11. you do a <p> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 381
  12. <p> [/?] line with a fat belly. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 385
  13. that's a good <p> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 387
  14. that's a good +/. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 388
  15. it was just a good <u> [/?] all by itself. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 394
  16. a <u> [/?] is like a horseshoe. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 400
  17. a <u> [/?] is like a horseshoe. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 400
  18. <a> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 404
  19. <a> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 409
  20. like a tent. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 422
  21. did you ever see a tent? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 423
  22. not like your tent but like a pop tent? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 424
  23. and there's a bridge across. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 428
  24. ok, but you're going to draw a line down here. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 435
  25. and a line down here. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 436
  26. and <a line> [/?] a bridge across, ok? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 437
  27. and <a line> [/?] a bridge across, ok? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 437
  28. we need a darker pen, right? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 449
  29. this is a good one. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 470
  30. we'll just make a rip. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 473
  31. I'll start a rip in it, and we'll pull together, alright? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 475
  32. it's like a puzzle. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 479
  33. you know when you open a new puzzle. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 480
  34. and the door popped open to show a +/. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 497
  35. this is a test for me. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 509
  36. this is a little marshy pond. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 512
  37. that's a heron. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 513
  38. is that a heron? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 516
  39. <is there> [/?] is there a guide to this? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 520
  40. or a snowy egrette I don't know. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 524
  41. is this a heron? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 529
  42. the lady woke up early in the morning, and there was a moose in her backyard. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 534
  43. it was a girl moose because, or a young boy because he had o horns. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 537
  44. it was a girl moose because, or a young boy because he had o horns. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 537
  45. there was a heron. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 540
  46. and there was a snowy egrette. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 541
  47. that's a baby swan, little duckling <f> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 548
  48. wait a minute, I think there's one more. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 549
  49. <oh> [/?] this is a great book. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 553
  50. <oh> [/?] this is a +/. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 555
  51. that's a good song. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 563
  52. that's a good one. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 564
  53. what does a frog say really? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 571
  1. CHIyeah.
    FATyeah.
    FAT*FAT: that was a game we bought at the mall?
    FATthat's the microphone.
    FATthat's so that they can hear what you're saying, right?
  2. CHIyeah.
    FAT<oh> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: and we came home and we plaied a game.
    FATcardboard game.
    FATthe four little bear-s, and we put it together?
  3. CHI<and> [/?] and +/.
    FATtalk louder.
    FAT*FAT: you got a secret?
    FATwhat kind of dancing did you and jamie do?
    CHIdance.
  4. FAThe did?
    CHIyeah.
    FAT*FAT: is he a good breakdancer?
    CHIyeah.
    FATyeah.
  5. CHIyeah.
    FATyeah.
    FAT*FAT: would you like me to write a letter for you?
    FATyou tell me what you want to say to your friend debbie cox?
    CHIyeah.
  6. FATyou tell me what you want to say to your friend debbie cox?
    CHIyeah.
    FAT*FAT: and I'll write her a letter.
    CHII read.
    FATand we can mail it.
  7. FATand what did she get?
    CHIa rock.
    FAT*FAT: a rock.
    FATyou can throw it at helen if you want.
    FATthrow it at her, go ahead.
  8. FATyeah.
    CHImy gramma.
    FAT*FAT: is that a real rock?
    CHIno.
    FATno.
  9. CHIok, <p> [/?].
    FAT<p> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: <a> [/?].
    CHII know how to.
    CHI<p> [/?].
  10. CHII know how to.
    CHI<p> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: <a> [/?].
    CHIlet me try.
    CHI<p> [/?].
  11. CHIlet me try.
    CHI<p> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: you do a <p> [/?].
    CHIok.
    CHII know how mom.
  12. CHII know how mom.
    FATyou know how to do one.
    FAT*FAT: <p> [/?] line with a fat belly.
    FAT<oh> [/?] that's good.
    FATthat's a good <p> [/?].
  13. FAT<p> [/?] line with a fat belly.
    FAT<oh> [/?] that's good.
    FAT*FAT: that's a good <p> [/?].
    FATthat's a good +/.
    FATwhat's that?
  14. FAT<oh> [/?] that's good.
    FATthat's a good <p> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: that's a good +/.
    FATwhat's that?
    CHI<u> [/?].
  15. FATyou don't have to put the top on it.
    FATok.
    FAT*FAT: it was just a good <u> [/?] all by itself.
    FATalright?
    CHII throw it at her.
  16. CHII throw it at her.
    FATlook.
    FAT*FAT: a <u> [/?] is like a horseshoe.
    FATnow let's do your name.
    FATok, <p> [/?].
  17. FATnow let's do your name.
    FATok, <p> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: <a> [/?].
    CHIyeah.
    FAT<u> [/?].
  18. CHIwill you show me how to do <a> [/?]?
    FAT<l> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: <a> [/?].
    CHIwill you help me with my <a> [/?]?
    FATyeah.
  19. FATfirst I'll show you, ok?
    CHIok.
    FAT*FAT: like a tent.
    FATdid you ever see a tent?
    FATnot like your tent but like a pop tent?
  20. CHIok.
    FATlike a tent.
    FAT*FAT: did you ever see a tent?
    FATnot like your tent but like a pop tent?
    FAThere we go.
  21. FATlike a tent.
    FATdid you ever see a tent?
    FAT*FAT: not like your tent but like a pop tent?
    FAThere we go.
    FATbut here's two sticks.
  22. FATbut here's two sticks.
    FATand they're leaning against each other.
    FAT*FAT: and there's a bridge across.
    FATwe can make more sticks in the yard, ok?
    FATnow I'll do dots.
  23. CHIok.
    CHIa <a> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: ok, but you're going to draw a line down here.
    FATand a line down here.
    FATand <a line> [/?] a bridge across, ok?
  24. CHIa <a> [/?].
    FATok, but you're going to draw a line down here.
    FAT*FAT: and a line down here.
    FATand <a line> [/?] a bridge across, ok?
    CHImommy.
  25. FATok, but you're going to draw a line down here.
    FATand a line down here.
    FAT*FAT: and <a line> [/?] a bridge across, ok?
    CHImommy.
    FATok, start from the top and down very carefully, ok?
  26. FATlet's do +/.
    FATthis pen doesn't write as good.
    FAT*FAT: we need a darker pen, right?
    CHI<mm> [/?].
    FATsometimes we can make it dark by going over and over it.
  27. FATyou said what's that book called?
    FAT<oh> [/?] find the animals.
    FAT*FAT: this is a good one.
    CHIit's taped.
    FATI know it's ok.
  28. CHIit's taped.
    FATI know it's ok.
    FAT*FAT: we'll just make a rip.
    FATI'll help you ok.
    FATI'll start a rip in it, and we'll pull together, alright?
  29. FATwe'll just make a rip.
    FATI'll help you ok.
    FAT*FAT: I'll start a rip in it, and we'll pull together, alright?
    CHIit's taped.
    FATit's got cellophane all wrapped around.
  30. FATit's got cellophane all wrapped around.
    FATok, now you pull.
    FAT*FAT: it's like a puzzle.
    FATyou know when you open a new puzzle.
    CHIok.
  31. FATok, now you pull.
    FATit's like a puzzle.
    FAT*FAT: you know when you open a new puzzle.
    CHIok.
    FATyou have to pull off the cellophane.
  32. FATwhat kind of animal is this?
    CHIa rabbit.
    FAT*FAT: and the door popped open to show a +/.
    CHIbird.
    FATbird, yes.
  33. FAThere sit down.
    FATI can pop this open.
    FAT*FAT: this is a test for me.
    FAT<oh> [/?] I found some doors.
    CHI<oh> [/?].
  34. FAT<oh> [/?] I found some doors.
    CHI<oh> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: this is a little marshy pond.
    FATthat's a heron.
    CHIa heron.
  35. CHI<oh> [/?].
    FATthis is a little marshy pond.
    FAT*FAT: that's a heron.
    CHIa heron.
    FATyeah.
  36. CHIa heron.
    FATyeah.
    FAT*FAT: is that a heron?
    CHIyeah.
    FATI'm in trouble.
  37. FATI'm in trouble.
    FATlet's see +/.
    FAT*FAT: <is there> [/?] is there a guide to this?
    FATthey stand on one leg.
    CHIyeah.
  38. CHIyeah.
    FATwe see them down by the moosegrass in maine.
    FAT*FAT: or a snowy egrette I don't know.
    FATwhat do you think this is?
    CHIa moose.
  39. CHIa moose.
    FATok.
    FAT*FAT: is this a heron?
    FATand you know what?
    CHIwhat?
  40. FATwe have those up in maine.
    FATtwo houses down from us in the blue house.
    FAT*FAT: the lady woke up early in the morning, and there was a moose in her backyard.
    FATit was a girl moose because, or a young boy because he had o horns.
    FATand down in the marshy grass.
  41. FATtwo houses down from us in the blue house.
    FATthe lady woke up early in the morning, and there was a moose in her backyard.
    FAT*FAT: it was a girl moose because, or a young boy because he had o horns.
    FATand down in the marshy grass.
    FATwhere all the fishermen go.
  42. FATand down in the marshy grass.
    FATwhere all the fishermen go.
    FAT*FAT: there was a heron.
    FATand there was a snowy egrette.
    FATwhat is this?
  43. FATwhere all the fishermen go.
    FATthere was a heron.
    FAT*FAT: and there was a snowy egrette.
    FATwhat is this?
    FATwhere, <oh> [/?] we didn't open all the in doors here.
  44. CHIcan I see.
    FATbecause we have to find three small critters.
    FAT*FAT: that's a baby swan, little duckling <f> [/?].
    FATwait a minute, I think there's one more.
    FAT<oh> [/?], there's more than one more.
  45. FATbecause we have to find three small critters.
    FATthat's a baby swan, little duckling <f> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: wait a minute, I think there's one more.
    FAT<oh> [/?], there's more than one more.
    CHIwhat?
  46. CHIwhat?
    FATthere is +/.
    FAT*FAT: <oh> [/?] this is a great book.
    FAT<oh> [/?] wait.
    FAT<oh> [/?] this is a +/.
  47. FAT<oh> [/?] this is a great book.
    FAT<oh> [/?] wait.
    FAT*FAT: <oh> [/?] this is a +/.
    CHIfrog.
    FATand what does he say?
  48. FAT<oink, oink> [/?]?
    FATyou and debbie <were> [/?] doing frogs all summer.
    FAT*FAT: that's a good song.
    FATthat's a good one.
    FATyou <were> [/?] hopping around saying what frogs say.
  49. FATyou and debbie <were> [/?] doing frogs all summer.
    FATthat's a good song.
    FAT*FAT: that's a good one.
    FATyou <were> [/?] hopping around saying what frogs say.
    FATwhat do frogs say?
  50. FATare you teasing?
    CHIno.
    FAT*FAT: what does a frog say really?
    CHIa cow.
    FATyou're teasing.

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  1. Penny downs-flusberg42.44
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TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
downs-flusberg/penny03.chaPenny 3,93515816742.44

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