PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

23 matches in 23 utterances

9.03 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (500 utterances, 2,546 words searched).

  1. have you got room here ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 94 · Sarah 5;01
  2. you have to ask the old lady . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 219 · Sarah 5;01
  3. that one I think you have to put hand up his jacket to hold him up . URS · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 271 · Sarah 5;01
  4. I guess you have to put your hand in like that and put your # +... ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 305 · Sarah 5;01
  5. first we have to answer the old lady . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 375 · Sarah 5;01
  6. you didn't have lunch . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 444 · Sarah 5;01
  7. tell the old lady # I know what you will have for lunch . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 448 · Sarah 5;01
  8. now # what other puppets have we got ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 460 · Sarah 5;01
  9. +" why do I have grey hair . URS · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 511 · Sarah 5;01
  10. do you have any more becauses@n ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 520 · Sarah 5;01
  11. why do I have such a long scarf ? URS · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 530 · Sarah 5;01
  12. I'm hungry for my dinner but I'll have it soon . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 653 · Sarah 5;01
  13. you have a dog # don't you ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 852 · Sarah 5;01
  14. do you still have a dog ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 854 · Sarah 5;01
  15. we'll have to use the ears # alright ? URS · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 975 · Sarah 5;01
  16. you'll have the old lady ? URS · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1004 · Sarah 5;01
  17. or I have started doing it a year ago . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1161 · Sarah 5;01
  18. +" I have started doing it a year ago . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1188 · Sarah 5;01
  19. I don't know if I have any more animals though . ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1294 · Sarah 5;01
  20. now # if I had two of them I'd have two what ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1325 · Sarah 5;01
  21. what else have we got ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1395 · Sarah 5;01
  22. I have to be the old lady . URS · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1408 · Sarah 5;01
  23. how long have you had a bike ? ROG · eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1595 · Sarah 5;01
  1. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 94 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    ROGI'll be the alligator first .
    ROGyou come over by me because you're going to be the alligator .
    ROG*ROG: have you got room here ?
    CHIyeah .
    ROGalright .
  2. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 219 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIwhat can she play with ?
    URSyou ask her .
    ROG*ROG: you have to ask the old lady .
    ROGtalk to the old lady .
    CHIum .
  3. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 271 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    URSlet's try that again .
    CHIhow do you do this one ?
    URS*URS: that one I think you have to put hand up his jacket to hold him up .
    ROGbe the bear # Sarah # with a different voice .
    CHII'll be right here .
  4. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 305 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    ROGhow do you do this one ?
    ROGI'm not quite sure .
    ROG*ROG: I guess you have to put your hand in like that and put your # +...
    ROGwhoop # missed .
    ROGput your thumb in there .
  5. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 375 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIyou eat me up # ok ?
    ROGno # not yet .
    ROG*ROG: first we have to answer the old lady .
    ROGOld_Lady # go ahead .
    URSalright .
  6. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 444 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    ROGtell the old lady that # will you ?
    CHII didn't have my lunch .
    ROG*ROG: you didn't have lunch .
    ROGthank+you # little girl .
    ROGtell the old lady # I know what you will have for lunch .
  7. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 448 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    ROGyou didn't have lunch .
    ROGthank+you # little girl .
    ROG*ROG: tell the old lady # I know what you will have for lunch .
    CHIum # what ?
    CHIthe alligator know what I ha(d) for lunch .
  8. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 460 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIthe alligator know what I ha(d) for lunch .
    ROGthe alligator does know ?
    ROG*ROG: now # what other puppets have we got ?
    CHII wan(t) get another puppet .
    CHIyou [/] # you should have two puppets .
  9. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 511 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    URSthe old lady wants to know something .
    URSthe old lady wants to know +"/.
    URS*URS: +" why do I have grey hair .
    CHIbecause you was born with grey hair .
    URSthat's wonderful .
  10. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 520 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    URSthat's wonderful .
    CHInow the dog is xxx .
    ROG*ROG: do you have any more becauses@n ?
    ROGshe's great at becauses@n .
    MOTshe's great at becauses@n .
  11. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 530 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    MOTshe's great at becauses@n .
    ROGthose are always fun to hear .
    URS*URS: why do I have such a long scarf ?
    CHIbecause you buyed@n one .
    ROGbecause what ?
  12. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 653 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    MOTwhat does Mummy always say ?
    ROGwell # how about this ?
    ROG*ROG: I'm hungry for my dinner but I'll have it soon .
    ROGis that alright ?
    CHII can't think .
  13. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 852 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIa lot of times dogs chases cats .
    ROGthey do all the time # don't they ?
    ROG*ROG: you have a dog # don't you ?
    ROGdo you still have a dog ?
    ROGwhat's the dog's name ?
  14. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 854 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    ROGthey do all the time # don't they ?
    ROGyou have a dog # don't you ?
    ROG*ROG: do you still have a dog ?
    ROGwhat's the dog's name ?
    CHIChantilly .
  15. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 975 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIyeah [?] .
    CHInow where's his hands ?
    URS*URS: we'll have to use the ears # alright ?
    URSthat's very hard .
    URSd(o) you know how to dance # Mr Giraffe ?
  16. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1004 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    URSlet's try Mr Alligator and the old lady .
    CHII'll have the old lady .
    URS*URS: you'll have the old lady ?
    URSI would say # let Mr Alligator do it .
    URSthen you would say # let him do it .
  17. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1161 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    ROGsee which one you like better this time .
    ROGI started doing it a year ago .
    ROG*ROG: or I have started doing it a year ago .
    ROGwhich one d(o) you like best ?
    CHIa year ago .
  18. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1188 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHII started do xxx +...
    ROGor +"/.
    ROG*ROG: +" I have started doing it a year ago .
    CHII've started # year ago .
    ROGsay that last one again .
  19. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1294 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    URSthat's all that happened .
    CHIlet's try another one .
    ROG*ROG: I don't know if I have any more animals though .
    ROGI guess I could draw one # couldn't I ?
    ROGshall I draw one for you ?
  20. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1325 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIgop@t ?
    ROGyep .
    ROG*ROG: now # if I had two of them I'd have two what ?
    ROGtwo what ?
    CHItwo gop@t .
  21. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1395 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIle(t) me see if you get anymore .
    CHII think you don't .
    ROG*ROG: what else have we got ?
    URScan we try indirect questions one more time ?
    ROGlet's try that game once more .
  22. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1408 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    CHIthis is mine .
    ROGI'd rather be the alligator .
    URS*URS: I have to be the old lady .
    ROG+" The Old Lady and the Alligator .
    ROGit sounds like a Russian fairy tale .
  23. eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.cha, line 1595 · Sarah, 5;1.06
    URSis the basket all full ?
    CHIyep .
    ROG*ROG: how long have you had a bike ?
    ROGthat's new # isn't it ?
    MOTshe got it for her birthday .

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. Sarah eng_USA_Brown9.03
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
eng_USA_Brown/sarah139.chaSarah 5;1.062,54623239.03

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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