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Because this sentence is actually correct: "All the faith he had had had had no effect on the outcome of his life."
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I get it.
He on February 25, 2016
I get it
Potato on February 25, 2016
The magic of comma's
Alex on February 25, 2016
LMAO
CAmel on April 4, 2016
and so is this: Patrick where James had had 'had had' had had 'had'; 'had had' had had the teachers approval
Corey on May 12, 2016
so hard to understand understand understand undrestand hhhhhhh
_s191s_ on May 19, 2016
Oh i get it.
She on October 11, 2016
"and so is this: Patrick where James had had 'had had' had had 'had'; 'had had' had had the teachers approval" How is this right??
Andrea Line on October 22, 2016
Whaaaaaaaaaat
itsyaboijoshh on January 19, 2017
can some one explane this?
arrow on March 24, 2017
And though, thought and through all sound different,. also read rhymes with lead, and lead rhymes with read, but lead doesn't rhyme with read and read doesn't ryme with lead.
Potato on April 16, 2017
English MF do you speak it?
KKB22 on March 13, 2018
This is seriously correct! If you don't get it, divide it: All the faith he had had | had had no effect on the outcome of his life. Or try rewording: He had previously had faith. It had never had an effect on his life.
GrammarNazi on November 12, 2018
i love english but i hate it
Myusernameisusername on December 27, 2019
"Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo" is also a correct sentence.
geezstace on February 20, 2020
because you make it
mom on May 20, 2020
ok im sticking true to my name - you all lost my at “All” lmao
*confusion* on October 21, 2024