PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

11 matches in 11 utterances

2.03 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (1,051 utterances, 5,429 words searched).

  1. awoh # what are you doing ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 134 · Peter 1;11
  2. what're you doing ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 136 · Peter 1;11
  3. what's he doing ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 928 · Peter 1;11
  4. what're you doing ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1140 · Peter 1;11
  5. <this way> [/] this way # nope # you're doing it the wrong way . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1343 · Peter 1;11
  6. he's doing it on purpose . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1442 · Peter 1;11
  7. what're you doing ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1623 · Peter 1;11
  8. what're you doing ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1626 · Peter 1;11
  9. he's still doing the same thing . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 2706 · Peter 1;11
  10. what're you doing ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 2940 · Peter 1;11
  11. what are doing Peter ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 3617 · Peter 1;11
  1. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 134 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PAT<open the bag> [<] ?
    PATcan you open the bag ?
    PAT*PAT: awoh # what are you doing ?
    PATwhat're you doing ?
    PATyuck !
  2. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 136 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATcan you open the bag ?
    PATawoh # what are you doing ?
    PAT*PAT: what're you doing ?
    PATyuck !
    CHIopen # open .
  3. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 928 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATwhy are you eating that wheel ?
    PATthat's very strange behavior .
    LOI*LOI: what's he doing ?
    PAThe's eating a wheel # that's very strange .
    PAToh you silly boy # why are you eating all those funny things xxx see the christmas tree lights .
  4. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1140 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATwhere are your shoes ?
    PATmm ## where are your shoes Peter ?
    LOI*LOI: what're you doing ?
    CHIopen .
    LOIopen what ?
  5. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1343 · Peter, 1;11.17
    LOIthat's the wrong way .
    CHIhmm .
    LOI*LOI: <this way> [/] this way # nope # you're doing it the wrong way .
    LOIwant some help ?
    CHIhmm .
  6. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1442 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATgo go .
    CHIyyy # yyy .
    LOI*LOI: he's doing it on purpose .
    LOIare you trying to confuse me ?
    CHIwheel # wheel walk # wheel walk .
  7. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1623 · Peter, 1;11.17
    LOImmhm ## I think it's raining # the ground's wet .
    PATis it cold outside ?
    PAT*PAT: what're you doing ?
    PATwhat're you doing ?
    CHIxxx # xxx # xxx .
  8. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 1626 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATis it cold outside ?
    PATwhat're you doing ?
    PAT*PAT: what're you doing ?
    CHIxxx # xxx # xxx .
    LOIwhat ?
  9. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 2706 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATnow the <pictures are right side up> [>] # you can see them .
    CHI<hmm # hmm> [<] yyy # yyy .
    PAT*PAT: he's still doing the same thing .
    LOIis it the same picture ?
    CHIyyy .
  10. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 2940 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATthat's just the right size for you .
    CHImm # put down # put down # xxx it # xxx # xxx .
    PAT*PAT: what're you doing ?
    CHIxxx # do it # yyy # big .
    PATbig that's a little truck .
  11. eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.cha, line 3617 · Peter, 1;11.17
    PATis that her bib ?
    CHIzoom@o # zoom@o # zoom@o # zoom@o # xxx # xxx .
    LOI*LOI: what are doing Peter ?
    CHItake off this .
    PATtaking the wheels off .

Matches by age

One dot per transcript: matches per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI. Dots of the same child are joined.

Matches by child

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

  1. Peter eng_USA_Bloom2.03
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
eng_USA_Bloom/peter05.chaPeter 1;11.175,42911112.03

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.

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