What you are about to read will do strange things to your mind.
"Two students, James and John, were given a grammar test by their
teacher. The question was 'is it better to use had or had had in
this example sentence?'
The teacher collected the tests and looked over their answers.
James, while John had had "had", had had "had had". "Had had" had
had a better effect on the
teacher."
I welcome you, ladies and gentlemen, to the roller coaster that is
the english language.
