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Can any of you figure this one out?
Punctuate this sentence:
Jack where John had had had had had had had had had had had the teacher’s approval.
It can be done, and it will make sense if done correctly.
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John, where Mary had had “had,” had had “had had.” “Had had” had had the theachers’ approval.
this ought to do it.
This is by far the most acceptable linguistic answer to your q. hope the source helps you out as well
mabuhay!
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Perhaps it can be made linguistically acceptable, but there’s no way it’s going to make sense with that many unnecessary ‘had’s.
Edit: I take that back, there’s no way that can be made linguistically acceptable. There’s just too much redundancy. I defy the asker to post and justify the ‘proper’ punctuation.
had had had had…bull****
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Stop smoking the crack
Unless you are a marine just coming from Iraq
Skipping roadside bombs and dodging friendly flak
It’s time you put those had had had under permanent padlock!
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can add words like and . and stuff like that
coz if u can is it jack and johnwhere to have the teachers aproval
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“Jack? Where?” John had, had had, had had, had had, had had, had had, had had, had had, had the teacher’s approval.
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umm why is there so many had’s???
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had had duh
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