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. who was debbie. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 30
  2. books at the bookstore for you and debbie. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 69
  3. what else did we do with debbie? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 106
  4. and your friend debbie was diving? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 133
  5. you tell me what you want to say to your friend debbie cox? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 229
  6. dear, debbie. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 248
  7. dear debbie. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 252
  8. dear debbie cox? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 253
  9. <dear debbie cox> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 256
  10. what are you going to tell your friend debbie. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 259
  11. do you miss debbie? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 309
  12. you and debbie <were> [/?] doing frogs all summer. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 560
  13. is this the way you play doctor with debbie? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1072
  14. did debbie teach you to drink blood <f> [/?]? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1076
  15. is she going to bring this letter to debbie? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1419
  1. FATno.
    CHIwho's karen.
    FAT*FAT: who was debbie.
    CHIdebbie cox.
    FATyeah, who was she?
  2. FATwe went to the mall and we bought +/.
    CHIbooks.
    FAT*FAT: books at the bookstore for you and debbie.
    CHIyeah.
    FATyeah.
  3. FATdid we go +/.
    FATwe did alot of <sw> [/?] +/.
    FAT*FAT: what else did we do with debbie?
    FATwe went to the +/.
    CHIclubhouse.
  4. CHIyeah.
    FATyeah.
    FAT*FAT: and your friend debbie was diving?
    CHI<and> [/?] and what else?
    CHIthen my company come.
  5. FATyeah.
    FATwould you like me to write a letter for you?
    FAT*FAT: you tell me what you want to say to your friend debbie cox?
    CHIyeah.
    FATand I'll write her a letter.
  6. CHIyeah.
    FATtoday is the twenty+onest one+thousand+nine+hundred+eighty+five.
    FAT*FAT: dear, debbie.
    CHInow let me.
    FATwell, this is just how you start it.
  7. FATwell, this is just how you start it.
    FATok, you start your letter and you say.
    FAT*FAT: dear debbie.
    FATdear debbie cox?
    CHIlet me read it, ok.
  8. FATok, you start your letter and you say.
    FATdear debbie.
    FAT*FAT: dear debbie cox?
    CHIlet me read it, ok.
    FATok.
  9. CHIlet me read it, ok.
    FATok.
    FAT*FAT: <dear debbie cox> [/?].
    CHInow.
    FATok now.
  10. CHInow.
    FATok now.
    FAT*FAT: what are you going to tell your friend debbie.
    CHIok I tell her.
    CHIwon't you come over my house.
  11. FAT<will you play doctor with me and goony goo goo> [/?].
    FAThow about I miss you?
    FAT*FAT: do you miss debbie?
    FATyou do?
    CHIdebbie gonna come over my house here with helen.
  12. CHI<oink, oink> [/?].
    FAT<oink, oink> [/?]?
    FAT*FAT: you and debbie <were> [/?] doing frogs all summer.
    FATthat's a good song.
    FATthat's a good one.
  13. FATnow be serious doctor.
    FATI hope you go to the other room when you do that with your patient.
    FAT*FAT: is this the way you play doctor with debbie?
    CHIyeah.
    CHIwe drink blood.
  14. CHIwe drink blood.
    FAT<oh> [/?].
    FAT*FAT: did debbie teach you to drink blood <f> [/?]?
    CHIyeah.
    CHII gonna drink it all up blood.
  15. FATwhat does she bring to you?
    CHImail.
    FAT*FAT: is she going to bring this letter to debbie?
    FATon lone pine road?
    CHIold pine.

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. debbie15 · 100.0%