PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

45 matches in 41 utterances

10.09 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (1,005 utterances, 4,460 words searched).

  1. mmhm # I don't know if we can # I think we need some glue # I think it's broken . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 68 · Peter 2;03
  2. can you put those on [= he can't] ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 161 · Peter 2;03
  3. can you put those on [= he can't] ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 161 · Peter 2;03
  4. can he hold the egg ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 312 · Peter 2;03
  5. can't they walk to the store ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 642 · Peter 2;03
  6. ok # I'll put her right here # and you can watch her # ok ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 851 · Peter 2;03
  7. can you see who that is 0 [= tiny picture of boy's mother and seamstress]… PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1313 · Peter 2;03
  8. let's go see if we can find some more books . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1371 · Peter 2;03
  9. can I fix it ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1596 · Peter 2;03
  10. can you play it ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1652 · Peter 2;03
  11. let's hear the music # can I hear the music ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1656 · Peter 2;03
  12. can you play the guitar ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1665 · Peter 2;03
  13. how (a)bout playing [/] uh [/] can you play [/] uh [/] I've been working on the railroad ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1687 · Peter 2;03
  14. ok # can I hear that ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1693 · Peter 2;03
  15. now you can do it . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1702 · Peter 2;03
  16. can you show [/] can you do it once more for me ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1761 · Peter 2;03
  17. can you show [/] can you do it once more for me ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1761 · Peter 2;03
  18. what else can you play ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1831 · Peter 2;03
  19. can you play # the trumpet ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1833 · Peter 2;03
  20. I can't see what you're pointing to . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2089 · Peter 2;03
  21. show me # I can't see what you're pointing to # what do you want ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2098 · Peter 2;03
  22. oh # you mean I can't even look at your books ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2675 · Peter 2;03
  23. <can I look> [/] can I look at your books ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2681 · Peter 2;03
  24. <can I look> [/] can I look at your books ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2681 · Peter 2;03
  25. you can just go ahead and write # you go ahead and do your writing # draw a c… PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2829 · Peter 2;03
  26. good # can you draw a tree ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2836 · Peter 2;03
  27. oh # ok # can you draw # um +... PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2846 · Peter 2;03
  28. let's see if I can draw a choo+choo train . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2879 · Peter 2;03
  29. can I use your pencil ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2886 · Peter 2;03
  30. ok # well # I guess I can't draw a choo+choo train . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2902 · Peter 2;03
  31. can you write Pete the way I did ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3232 · Peter 2;03
  32. no ## you can't take a pill . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3670 · Peter 2;03
  33. can you catch it ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3687 · Peter 2;03
  34. well can I look at it ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3837 · Peter 2;03
  35. can I look inside ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3847 · Peter 2;03
  36. can I have it ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3864 · Peter 2;03
  37. I think she has to bend # she can't sit down # (be)cause she's straight . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4017 · Peter 2;03
  38. can you bend her ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4024 · Peter 2;03
  39. well two people can't sit on it the same time # you can [/] why don't you stand in the ba… MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4224 · Peter 2;03
  40. well two people can't sit on it the same time # you can [/] why don't you stand in the back . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4224 · Peter 2;03
  41. maybe this afternoon we can go out and take your bike out and ride on the sidewalk # would that b… MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4276 · Peter 2;03
  42. crash # crash # crash # crash # you have to be careful # you can't run into people # don't want to have accidents . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4333 · Peter 2;03
  43. can you ride backwards ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4751 · Peter 2;03
  44. <there # can you get by> [>] ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4813 · Peter 2;03
  45. well I think we better get our coats so we can go home . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 5001 · Peter 2;03
  1. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 68 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIok .
    CHIok .
    LOI*LOI: mmhm # I don't know if we can # I think we need some glue # I think it's broken .
    CHIxxx .
    LOII think it's broken permanently .
  2. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 161 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIhuh right there # see his legs # see table's legs .
    MOTmmhm .
    LOI*LOI: can you put those on [= he can't] ?
    CHIright .
    LOIthat's good # it's very hard to do .
  3. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 312 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIright .
    CHIwould you hold egg .
    LOI*LOI: can he hold the egg ?
    CHIright # hold the egg ## .
    CHIeat a egg .
  4. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 642 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIa newspaper ?
    CHIright .
    LOI*LOI: can't they walk to the store ?
    CHIright .
    LOIso why're they going in the car ?
  5. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 851 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIJenny .
    CHIput Jenny down .
    MOT*MOT: ok # I'll put her right here # and you can watch her # ok ?
    CHIok .
    MOTthank you .
  6. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1313 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATyes # he's looking in the telescope # who's that back there ?
    CHIhuh .
    PAT*PAT: can you see who that is 0 [= tiny picture of boy's mother and seamstress] ?
    CHIhuh .
    PATwho's that ?
  7. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1371 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIand ladies ?
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: let's go see if we can find some more books .
    CHIhuh # find some more books .
    PATuhhuh .
  8. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1596 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATyou have a broken finger nail ?
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: can I fix it ?
    CHIright .
    PATthere .
  9. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1652 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIit's a violin .
    PATa violin .
    PAT*PAT: can you play it ?
    CHIright .
    PATlet's hear the music # can I hear the music ?
  10. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1656 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATcan you play it ?
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: let's hear the music # can I hear the music ?
    CHIright .
    CHIthis .
  11. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1665 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIright .
    CHIthis .
    PAT*PAT: can you play the guitar ?
    CHIright .
    PATok # I'll hold this while you play the guitar [= darning egg] .
  12. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1687 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIright .
    PATwell what're you gonna sing ?
    PAT*PAT: how (a)bout playing [/] uh [/] can you play [/] uh [/] I've been working on the railroad ?
    CHIright .
    PATok # can I hear that ?
  13. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1693 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PAThow (a)bout playing [/] uh [/] can you play [/] uh [/] I've been working on the railroad ?
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: ok # can I hear that ?
    CHIright .
    PATlet me show you how to play it # like this .
  14. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1702 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATlet me show you how to play it # like this .
    CHI0 .
    PAT*PAT: now you can do it .
    CHIa working a railroad .
    CHIyou do it .
  15. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1761 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIhmm .
    CHI0 .
    LOI*LOI: can you show [/] can you do it once more for me ?
    CHIright .
    LOII don't really remember .
  16. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1831 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATok .
    CHIworkin(g) the railroad .
    LOI*LOI: what else can you play ?
    LOIcan you play # the trumpet ?
    CHIright .
  17. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 1833 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIworkin(g) the railroad .
    LOIwhat else can you play ?
    LOI*LOI: can you play # the trumpet ?
    CHIright .
    LOIuhhuh .
  18. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2089 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATwhat ?
    CHIthat .
    PAT*PAT: I can't see what you're pointing to .
    CHIthat # xxx that .
    LOIthe bookcase ?
  19. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2098 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIthe bookcase ?
    CHIbookcase .
    PAT*PAT: show me # I can't see what you're pointing to # what do you want ?
    CHII want that # glass .
    PATyou want the glass ?
  20. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2675 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIright .
    CHIdon't touch my stuff # ok .
    LOI*LOI: oh # you mean I can't even look at your books ?
    CHIhmm .
    LOI<can I look> [/] can I look at your books ?
  21. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2681 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIoh # you mean I can't even look at your books ?
    CHIhmm .
    LOI*LOI: <can I look> [/] can I look at your books ?
    CHIright .
    LOIoh thank you .
  22. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2829 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIdon't touch my book Jenny .
    PATshe won't bother it # I'll move her <if she> [/] if she wants to bother it # ok ?
    PAT*PAT: you can just go ahead and write # you go ahead and do your writing # draw a circle # ok ?
    CHIok .
    PATgood # can you draw a tree ?
  23. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2836 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATyou can just go ahead and write # you go ahead and do your writing # draw a circle # ok ?
    CHIok .
    PAT*PAT: good # can you draw a tree ?
    CHIright .
    PATwhere's the tree ?
  24. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2846 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATwhere's the tree ?
    CHIright there .
    PAT*PAT: oh # ok # can you draw # um +...
    CHIchoo+choo train .
    PATa choo+choo train yeah .
  25. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2879 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATdo you have the hiccups ?
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: let's see if I can draw a choo+choo train .
    CHIright .
    PATcan I use your pencil ?
  26. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2886 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATlet's see if I can draw a choo+choo train .
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: can I use your pencil ?
    CHIno .
    PATdo I need another one ?
  27. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2902 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATyou won't let me borrow yours ?
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: ok # well # I guess I can't draw a choo+choo train .
    CHIyou could draw a choo+choo train # ok # that's my [!!] paper .
    CHIthat's my writing .
  28. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3232 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIxxx put that that away .
    MOTwell I will # I'm gonna put it all away .
    LOI*LOI: can you write Pete the way I did ?
    CHIright Pete Pete .
    LOIwhat's that [= what Peter has written] .
  29. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3670 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIuhhuh # that's another pill .
    CHII'll take a pill .
    LOI*LOI: no ## you can't take a pill .
    CHIcan't take pill .
    CHIwhere's Mommy # where's Mommy # hi .
  30. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3687 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIlet's throw the frisbee .
    CHIthrow it to me .
    MOT*MOT: can you catch it ?
    CHIright .
    MOT0 .
  31. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3837 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATwhat's that book about ?
    CHIthe school # xxx right there # xxx right there .
    LOI*LOI: well can I look at it ?
    CHIno # it's tire # a tire .
    LOII know it has tires on it but I'd like to look at it .
  32. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3847 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOII know it has tires on it but I'd like to look at it .
    CHIno .
    LOI*LOI: can I look inside ?
    CHIright # xxx .
    LOIyou want to show it to me ?
  33. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3864 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIthey're on the front .
    CHI0 .
    LOI*LOI: can I have it ?
    CHIno .
    CHInot a toy .
  34. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4017 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIit's cute chairs .
    CHIxxx .
    MOT*MOT: I think she has to bend # she can't sit down # (be)cause she's straight .
    CHIstraight .
    MOTcan you bend her ?
  35. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4024 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTI think she has to bend # she can't sit down # (be)cause she's straight .
    CHIstraight .
    MOT*MOT: can you bend her ?
    CHIright # xxx bend her .
    CHIthere's been bend a .
  36. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4224 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTyou [!!] wan(t) (t)a sit on it ?
    CHIright .
    MOT*MOT: well two people can't sit on it the same time # you can [/] why don't you stand in the back .
    CHIok .
    MOTstand on the step # zoom .
  37. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4276 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIzoom # zoom # round the tracks .
    LOIround the tracks ?
    MOT*MOT: maybe this afternoon we can go out and take your bike out and ride on the sidewalk # would that be fun ?
    CHIright .
    PATwhere are you going this afternoon .
  38. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4333 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIwhoops # collision .
    CHIhuh .
    MOT*MOT: crash # crash # crash # crash # you have to be careful # you can't run into people # don't want to have accidents .
    CHIoopsadaisy # oopsadaisy .
    CHIthat's my writing .
  39. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4751 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTI don't think she does .
    CHIhuh .
    PAT*PAT: can you ride backwards ?
    CHIhere come [/] come .
    CHIput Jenny down Mommy .
  40. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4813 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTwhat if I move back over there ?
    CHI0 [=! riding noises] .
    MOT*MOT: <there # can you get by> [>] ?
    CHI<put Jenny [/]> [<] put Jenny there Mommy # put Jenny .
    CHIput Jenny # here # ok # ok # sit Jenny .
  41. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 5001 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIright # xxx I take xxx ok .
    PATwell I don't know xxx .
    PAT*PAT: well I think we better get our coats so we can go home .
    CHIok # put my coats on ok .
    PAToh # I think you have to have lunch before you go outside # might even take a nap ## .

Matches by age

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Matches by child

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  1. Peter eng_USA_Bloom10.09
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TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.chaPeter 2;3.244,460414510.09

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