PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

28 matches in 28 utterances

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

  1. did your daddy come home last night ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 227 · Peter 2;03
  2. that's your room ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 258 · Peter 2;03
  3. where's your telephone ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 423 · Peter 2;03
  4. do you want me to talk to this [!!] daddy or your [!!] daddy . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 522 · Peter 2;03
  5. you gonna comb your hair ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2353 · Peter 2;03
  6. oh # that's your stuff ! LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2647 · Peter 2;03
  7. well, we finally got it # I won't touch your stuff . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2649 · Peter 2;03
  8. oh # you mean I can't even look at your books ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2675 · Peter 2;03
  9. <can I look> [/] can I look at your books ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2681 · Peter 2;03
  10. it's your [!!] picture ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2704 · Peter 2;03
  11. mmhm # I see your horse . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2752 · Peter 2;03
  12. you can just go ahead and write # you go ahead and do your writing # draw a circle # ok ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2829 · Peter 2;03
  13. can I use your pencil ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2886 · Peter 2;03
  14. where is your choo+choo train ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2973 · Peter 2;03
  15. you covered it up with your hand ## . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3023 · Peter 2;03
  16. Jennifer # did you finish your bottle ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3442 · Peter 2;03
  17. did your daddy come home last night ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3717 · Peter 2;03
  18. are those like some of your tools ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3732 · Peter 2;03
  19. she's all grown up and walking # your [!!] sister doesn't walk . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3972 · Peter 2;03
  20. your sister doesn't walk . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3978 · Peter 2;03
  21. maybe this afternoon we can go out and take your bike out and ride on the sidewalk # would that be fun ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4276 · Peter 2;03
  22. nothing # I'm just watching you ride your bike . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4323 · Peter 2;03
  23. yeah # it is # that's your writing . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4344 · Peter 2;03
  24. maybe we should put the # other toys away so you'll have room to ride your bike # would that be better ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4400 · Peter 2;03
  25. …rst # and then I'll move it # see # and then you'll have room to ride your bike . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4413 · Peter 2;03
  26. …all the toys in [/] in the uh bag so there'll be room for you to ride your uh tricycle . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4516 · Peter 2;03
  27. am I in your way ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4801 · Peter 2;03
  28. keep your feet out of the wheels . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4832 · Peter 2;03
  1. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 227 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIok .
    CHI0 .
    LOI*LOI: did your daddy come home last night ?
    CHIright .
    LOIright ?
  2. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 258 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIegg !
    CHIthat's my room .
    LOI*LOI: that's your room ?
    CHIthat's my room .
    CHIda@wp da@wp da@wp !
  3. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 423 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIwhere ?
    CHIthat's my telephone .
    LOI*LOI: where's your telephone ?
    CHIin there .
    MOTwhere is it ?
  4. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 522 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIwell if he's here, why do I have to talk to him on the telephone ?
    CHIright .
    LOI*LOI: do you want me to talk to this [!!] daddy or your [!!] daddy .
    CHIright .
    LOI<on the telephone> [>] right # ok .
  5. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2353 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIshould I help you (be)cause Patsy' holding Jennifer .
    CHIgonna comb hair too # xxx .
    PAT*PAT: you gonna comb your hair ?
    CHIcomb my hair too .
    CHIwhat's that # what's that .
  6. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2647 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIno # don't touch my stuff .
    PATthis is my stuff !
    LOI*LOI: oh # that's your stuff !
    LOIwell, we finally got it # I won't touch your stuff .
    CHIok # xxx ## .
  7. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2649 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATthis is my stuff !
    LOIoh # that's your stuff !
    LOI*LOI: well, we finally got it # I won't touch your stuff .
    CHIok # xxx ## .
    CHII'm playing this .
  8. 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 ?
  9. 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 .
  10. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2704 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIoh what pretty pictures .
    CHIthat's my picture .
    LOI*LOI: it's your [!!] picture ?
    CHIright .
    LOIwhat is it ?
  11. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2752 · Peter, 2;3.24
    LOIuhhuh # what kind of peoples@n ?
    CHIpeople on horse # see my horse over there .
    LOI*LOI: mmhm # I see your horse .
    CHII show you .
    PATwhere you going ?
  12. 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 ?
  13. 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 ?
  14. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 2973 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATwhere is it ?
    CHIhuh .
    PAT*PAT: where is your choo+choo train ?
    PATis that it ?
    CHIright .
  15. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3023 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PAThmm ?
    CHIall gones@n .
    PAT*PAT: you covered it up with your hand ## .
    CHI0 .
    LOI0 .
  16. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3442 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTxxx bothering her .
    CHIxxx chair # right Mommy # xxx # xxx .
    MOT*MOT: Jennifer # did you finish your bottle ?
    MOTall gone # all gone ?
    LOIdid you come back ?
  17. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3717 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIright # and go !
    MOTwell, if you're ready you have to look at me # so you know where it's gonna land .
    PAT*PAT: did your daddy come home last night ?
    CHIright .
    PATwere you happy to see him ?
  18. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3732 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIwhere's the wrench .
    CHIhere's wrench .
    MOT*MOT: are those like some of your tools ?
    CHIright .
    MOTyou've got some of those too, don't you ?
  19. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3972 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOToh is that Jennifer ?
    CHIright .
    MOT*MOT: she's all grown up and walking # your [!!] sister doesn't walk .
    CHIhuh .
    MOTyour sister doesn't walk .
  20. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 3978 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTshe's all grown up and walking # your [!!] sister doesn't walk .
    CHIhuh .
    MOT*MOT: your sister doesn't walk .
    CHIright .
    MOTno she doesn't .
  21. 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 .
  22. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4323 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIlet's try it to (a)gain .
    CHIwha(t) you doing # wha(t) you doing # huh .
    LOI*LOI: nothing # I'm just watching you ride your bike .
    CHI0 .
    LOIwhoops # collision .
  23. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4344 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIoopsadaisy # oopsadaisy .
    CHIthat's my writing .
    LOI*LOI: yeah # it is # that's your writing .
    CHII want some more candy .
    MOToh # I think that's enough .
  24. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4400 · Peter, 2;3.24
    CHIin living room # da@wp # da@wp # da@wp +...
    MOTlet's not run over everything # (be)cause the things (wi)ll break .
    PAT*PAT: maybe we should put the # other toys away so you'll have room to ride your bike # would that be better ?
    CHIok .
    PATwant to help me put the other toys away ?
  25. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4413 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATwant to help me put the other toys away ?
    CHIright # no # put the bag over there .
    PAT*PAT: well # I'll put all the toys in it first # and then I'll move it # see # and then you'll have room to ride your bike .
    LOIbarrels # slide # chair # egg # Mommy # girl .
    MOTPete # don't you wan(t) (t)a help ?
  26. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4516 · Peter, 2;3.24
    PATdoes it feel better ?
    CHIright # feels better # wha(t) you doing .
    PAT*PAT: I'm putting all the toys in [/] in the uh bag so there'll be room for you to ride your uh tricycle .
    CHIwha(t) you doing .
    LOII'm putting the car in the bag .
  27. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4801 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTI don't think right now honey # she doesn't sound too happy when I put her there last time .
    CHIright .
    MOT*MOT: am I in your way ?
    CHIright .
    MOTd(o) you want me to move ?
  28. eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.cha, line 4832 · Peter, 2;3.24
    MOTJennifer sit up # sit up .
    CHIbdr@o # bdr@o # bdr@o # bdr@o .
    MOT*MOT: keep your feet out of the wheels .
    CHIkeep # my hand away # bdr@o # xxx # take Jenny away Mommy .
    MOTd(o) you want me to take Jenny ?

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_Bloom6.28
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
eng_USA_Bloom/peter11.chaPeter 2;3.244,46028286.28

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. your28 · 100.0%