PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

17 matches in 16 utterances

2.12 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (1,798 utterances, 8,002 words searched).

  1. they were in that bag . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 678 · Peter 2;04
  2. were you too busy playing outside ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 1962 · Peter 2;04
  3. oh # I thought you were gonna have one [!!] . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 2459 · Peter 2;04
  4. what happened to the one you were using before ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 3548 · Peter 2;04
  5. oh I see # they were in there in the bag . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 6421 · Peter 2;04
  6. oh # it's right there Pete # you were sitting on it . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 6849 · Peter 2;04
  7. I thought you were lining up the barrels . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 7225 · Peter 2;04
  8. the letter you were writing to Nana . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 7310 · Peter 2;04
  9. you were trying to get up and you broke it . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 7744 · Peter 2;04
  10. oop # you were [!!] standing on it . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9034 · Peter 2;04
  11. you were playing house . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9104 · Peter 2;04
  12. <what were> [//] can you tell mommy what the people were doing ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9112 · Peter 2;04
  13. <what were> [//] can you tell mommy what the people were doing ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9112 · Peter 2;04
  14. what were the people doing ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9115 · Peter 2;04
  15. and what were they doing ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9120 · Peter 2;04
  16. were they eating anything ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9122 · Peter 2;04
  17. what were they eating ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9128 · Peter 2;04
  1. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 678 · Peter, 2;4.15
    CHIin this bag .
    PATthat's right .
    PAT*PAT: they were in that bag .
    CHIwere in this bag .
    CHIlet's play the barrels # ok .
  2. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 1962 · Peter, 2;4.15
    PATyou didn't ?
    CHIright .
    PAT*PAT: were you too busy playing outside ?
    CHIright a play outside .
    MOTno # I put him in his bed but he just couldn't sleep .
  3. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 2459 · Peter, 2;4.15
    LOImmhm # that's right # that's the top one now .
    CHIlike this .
    PAT*PAT: oh # I thought you were gonna have one [!!] .
    MOTyou didn't even use the one you got .
    CHIright there mommy .
  4. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 3548 · Peter, 2;4.15
    LOIyou want a piece of paper .
    CHIright .
    LOI*LOI: what happened to the one you were using before ?
    LOIyou hardly used this one .
    LOIyou gonna write ?
  5. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 6421 · Peter, 2;4.15
    CHII pick em all up .
    PATwhat did you +...
    PAT*PAT: oh I see # they were in there in the bag .
    CHIright .
    PAToh that's not all of them .
  6. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 6849 · Peter, 2;4.15
    LOImaybe ?
    CHImaybe .
    LOI*LOI: oh # it's right there Pete # you were sitting on it .
    CHIit's mommy .
    PATuhhuh # is she by herself ?
  7. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 7225 · Peter, 2;4.15
    CHIthis line up # this +...
    CHI<I'm> [/] I'm drivin(g) a car .
    LOI*LOI: I thought you were lining up the barrels .
    CHIno # no .
    LOIno ?
  8. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 7310 · Peter, 2;4.15
    CHImy paper's in my bed+room .
    PATmmhm # your paper .
    PAT*PAT: the letter you were writing to Nana .
    LOIoop !
    LOIbarrels [//] barrel fell the car .
  9. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 7744 · Peter, 2;4.15
    PATmmhm .
    LOII think so .
    PAT*PAT: you were trying to get up and you broke it .
    CHIxxx # xxx .
    LOIPete .
  10. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9034 · Peter, 2;4.15
    LOIthank you .
    PATyou're standing on the hour glass .
    PAT*PAT: oop # you were [!!] standing on it .
    PATyou're still standing on it .
    CHIyahoo !
  11. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9104 · Peter, 2;4.15
    MOTare they over there ?
    MOToh !
    MOT*MOT: you were playing house .
    CHIone .
    MOTone .
  12. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9112 · Peter, 2;4.15
    CHIone .
    MOTone .
    LOI*LOI: <what were> [//] can you tell mommy what the people were doing ?
    MOTwhat were the people doing ?
    CHIthey sitting down in [/] in [/] in [/] in there in the chair .
  13. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9115 · Peter, 2;4.15
    MOTone .
    LOI<what were> [//] can you tell mommy what the people were doing ?
    MOT*MOT: what were the people doing ?
    CHIthey sitting down in [/] in [/] in [/] in there in the chair .
    LOIand what were they doing ?
  14. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9120 · Peter, 2;4.15
    MOTwhat were the people doing ?
    CHIthey sitting down in [/] in [/] in [/] in there in the chair .
    LOI*LOI: and what were they doing ?
    LOIwere they eating anything ?
    CHIright # eating any # thing # one and # and # and # two .
  15. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9122 · Peter, 2;4.15
    CHIthey sitting down in [/] in [/] in [/] in there in the chair .
    LOIand what were they doing ?
    LOI*LOI: were they eating anything ?
    CHIright # eating any # thing # one and # and # and # two .
    MOTwhat were they eating ?
  16. eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.cha, line 9128 · Peter, 2;4.15
    LOIwere they eating anything ?
    CHIright # eating any # thing # one and # and # and # two .
    MOT*MOT: what were they eating ?
    CHIeating # some # juice !
    CHIapple juice .

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_Bloom2.12
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
eng_USA_Bloom/peter12.chaPeter 2;4.158,00216172.12

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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