PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

14 matches in 14 utterances

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

  1. ok, but you're going to draw a line down here. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 435
  2. and a line down here. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 436
  3. ok, start from the top and down very carefully, ok? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 439
  4. down like that. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 454
  5. here sit down. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 507
  6. we see them down by the moosegrass in maine. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 523
  7. two houses down from us in the blue house. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 533
  8. and down in the marshy grass. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 538
  9. we went down to turtle cove? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 587
  10. he would fly down. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 760
  11. oppossum hang in trees upside down <f> [/?]. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 771
  12. <oh> [/?] here's a big one down here. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 775
  13. what's down here? FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 838
  14. and they're nice and clean as a whistle all the way down. FAT · downs-flusberg/penny03.cha, line 1317
  1. 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?
  2. 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.
  3. FATand <a line> [/?] a bridge across, ok?
    CHImommy.
    FAT*FAT: ok, start from the top and down very carefully, ok?
    CHIok.
    FAToop.
  4. FATok, connect the dots.
    CHIok.
    FAT*FAT: down like that.
    FATand then connect the bridge going across.
    FATconnect those dots.
  5. FATbecause they have long graceful necks.
    FATand they have +/.
    FAT*FAT: here sit down.
    FATI can pop this open.
    FATthis is a test for me.
  6. FATthey stand on one leg.
    CHIyeah.
    FAT*FAT: we see them down by the moosegrass in maine.
    FATor a snowy egrette I don't know.
    FATwhat do you think this is?
  7. CHIwhat?
    FATwe have those up in maine.
    FAT*FAT: two houses down from us in the blue house.
    FATthe 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.
  8. FATthe 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.
    FAT*FAT: and down in the marshy grass.
    FATwhere all the fishermen go.
    FATthere was a heron.
  9. CHIa snapper turtle.
    FATa snapping turtle, yes.
    FAT*FAT: we went down to turtle cove?
    CHIyeah.
    FATturtle cove in our canoe?
  10. FATyou remember the kitty cat's kibble?
    FAT<hm> [/?]?
    FAT*FAT: he would fly down.
    FATit's ok he bought it home to his family.
    FATok, penny let's see what we can find here.
  11. FATan oppossum, penny <f> [/?].
    CHIa mole.
    FAT*FAT: oppossum hang in trees upside down <f> [/?].
    FATok, here's a mother blue jay.
    FAT<chirp, chirp> [/?] chirp.
  12. FAT<chirp, chirp> [/?] chirp.
    CHIthere's a other one.
    FAT*FAT: <oh> [/?] here's a big one down here.
    FATlook at this thing.
    FATa red fox.
  13. FATan ant.
    CHIyeah.
    FAT*FAT: what's down here?
    FATthat looks like a tiny sparrow.
    FAT<oh> [/?] boy, daddy found it.
  14. CHIthanks.
    FATyup.
    FAT*FAT: and they're nice and clean as a whistle all the way down.
    FATdid drmcgill do a good job on you?
    FATyeah.

Matches by child

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

  1. Penny downs-flusberg3.56
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
downs-flusberg/penny03.chaPenny 3,93514143.56

What the pattern matched

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