9
matches in 6 utterances
2.55 per 1,000 words of the child (CHI),
in 1 of 1 transcripts (1,394 utterances, 3,530 words searched).
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LOIno # we're not gonna go home .
PATI can't tell whether you want us to go or whether you're afraid we're gonna go # or what +...
CHI*CHI: Lois go home # Patsy go home .
LOII'm gonna go home ?
PATa me go .
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CHIok # make [/] make [//] me make a car too .
LOIoh .
CHI*CHI: Lois [/] Lois too # Patsy Lois too .
PATPatsy Lois too ?
PATyou want me to make a car ?
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PATok .
PAToh you want Lois to have some paper ?
CHI*CHI: Lois have some paper .
PATthere # that's a nice car # isn't it ?
CHIme make a car .
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CHIwhat's that there .
LOIhmm # it's Patsy's car and Loi's car .
CHI*CHI: Lois Patsy car too .
PATmmhm # mmhm .
LOIwhere's Peter's car ?
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CHIwrite [<] # what's that # happy car too .
PATmmhm # a car too .
CHI*CHI: xxx # happy # Patsy # Lois .
CHIxxx [>] .
PAT<Patsy # Lois> [<] # is that what you're writing ?
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PATsit down Patsy .
PATthat's Lois # sit down Lois # sit down Lois .
CHI*CHI: down Lois # down Lois .
LOImmhm .
CHIlet's take a piece out .
Matches by age
One dot per transcript: matches per 1,000 words of the child (CHI). Dots of the same child are joined.
per 1,000 words
0123
2;002;012;02
Age of the child (years;months)
Matches by child
Matches per 1,000 words, all transcripts of each child together, highest first.
- Peter eng_USA_Bloom2.55
All transcripts as a table
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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