In English, there is a proposal in which the same word is used 11 times in a row

James while John had had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the teacher - a sentence in English, which is used to demonstrate the need for punctuation marks, which are replacing the intonation, accents and pauses are commonly used in everyday speech. Simply put, it is the English version of the famous Russian proposal "Eats, Blogs," in which the meaning varies depending on the setting point.

This sentence is used as a linguistic puzzle or test, which checks will need to correctly place the punctuation, resulting in clear value proposition.

The correct version of this arrangement: James, while John had had «had», had had «had had»; «Had had» had had a better effect on the teacher.

And here - a rough translation into Russian: While John used «had», James used «had had»; teacher chose «had had».

Source: ru.wikipedia.org

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