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stewey | 18:44 Sat 27th Jan 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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This puzzle is taken from an English grammar book for primary students which was published in 1931.

Punctuate the following so that it makes sense:

Where Smith had had had Jones had had had had had had had great weight with the examiners
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Where Smith had had 'had', Jones had had 'had had'. 'Had had' had had great weight with the examiners.
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Aquagility, I bet you went to school in the early '30s and remember the question from an old exam!.........you got it.

just kidding about your age.
Yes, VERY early '30s!

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