Using COMBO to find context

[Ian Cook]

Hi all, let me start of by saying that I am a fairly new user of CLAN, so 
bear with me.

We're doing an analysis of where hesitation phenomena are produced in a set 
of transcripts. We hope to use COMBO to look at the context of the 
hesitations in the utterance, but have a few questions about its use.

1) Is it possible to use COMBO (or another command) to tell us the most 
frequent context of a particular search item? For example, could I use CLAN 
to tell me what the most common productions would be before and after a 
filled pause (coded &um, etc. in our data)?

2) Can we use the COMBO command to analyze both the main speech tier and 
the morphological tier of the CHAT file at once? We would like to run 
searches using a combination of search terms from different tiers. For 
example, looking for any verb (coded on the %mor tier) appearing before a 
filled pause (which we have coded on the main tier).

Thank you for the help!

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