PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

15 matches in 15 utterances

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

  1. and it begins with an <s> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 668
  2. no an oppossum <f> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 766
  3. an oppossum, penny <f> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 769
  4. an owl. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 819
  5. that would be an ant there, right? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 834
  6. an ant. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 836
  7. an ant. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 844
  8. it's an ant. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 846
  9. an elf <f> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 888
  10. it's like an angel's halo. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1312
  11. and that's an +/. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1378
  12. it's an angel. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1380
  13. is that an angel? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1386
  14. an airplane pilot? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1409
  15. an artist. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1440
  1. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 668
    FATit looks like a kitty cat.
    FATbut it smells really bad.
    FAT*FAT: and it begins with an <s> [/?].
    FATwait until she sees it then she'll know <f> [/?].
    FAThe scared the racoons away at auntroberta's house when hey <were> [/?] eating from out hand.
  2. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 766
    FATis that a mole?
    CHIyeah a mole.
    FAT*FAT: no an oppossum <f> [/?].
    FAToppossum?
    CHIa mole.
  3. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 769
    FAToppossum?
    CHIa mole.
    FAT*FAT: an oppossum, penny <f> [/?].
    CHIa mole.
    FAToppossum hang in trees upside down <f> [/?].
  4. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 819
    FATwhat's that?
    CHIa owl.
    FAT*FAT: an owl.
    CHIyeah.
    FATit's a bird.
  5. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 834
    FAT<squeak, squeak> [/?].
    FATthere's lots of little places here.
    FAT*FAT: that would be an ant there, right?
    CHIant.
    FATan ant.
  6. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 836
    FATthat would be an ant there, right?
    CHIant.
    FAT*FAT: an ant.
    CHIyeah.
    FATwhat's down here?
  7. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 844
    CHIa spider.
    FATit looks like a spider <f> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: an ant.
    FATit's pretty small <f> [/?].
    FATit's an ant.
  8. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 846
    FATan ant.
    FATit's pretty small <f> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: it's an ant.
    CHIant.
    FATdo you like spiders?
  9. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 888
    FATI wonder who he is.
    FATwhat's he got?
    FAT*FAT: an elf <f> [/?].
    FATI think he has a vcr.
    FATwait a minute.
  10. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1312
    FATdid you know that?
    CHInow my ears.
    FAT*FAT: it's like an angel's halo.
    FAT<oh> [/?] nice tubes penny.
    FATvery nice tubes.
  11. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1378
    CHI<a> [/?].
    FAT<a> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: and that's an +/.
    CHIa man.
    FATit's an angel.
  12. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1380
    FATand that's an +/.
    CHIa man.
    FAT*FAT: it's an angel.
    FATshe has wings.
    CHIangel.
  13. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1386
    FATshe has on a beautiful dress.
    FATand she has a halo.
    FAT*FAT: is that an angel?
    FATok.
    CHIfootball.
  14. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1409
    FATwho's this guy?
    CHIa airplane pilot.
    FAT*FAT: an airplane pilot?
    FAThow did this get in here?
    CHII love stickers.
  15. downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1440
    CHIput in the cups.
    FAT<oh> [/?] who's this?
    FAT*FAT: an artist.
    CHIa artist.
    CHIok.

Matches by child

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

  1. Penny downs-flusberg3.81
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
downs-flusberg/penny03.chaPenny 3,93515153.81

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. an15 · 100.0%