While it may look like someone copied “had” and pressed the paste button a few too many times, this is actually an example of what happens when the past perfect tense gets used back-to-back. The first and third “hads” are the auxiliary verbs, while the second and fourth ones are the main verbs. Stylistically speaking, the sentence would probably be less confusing if written, “He had had a lot of faith, but it had had no effect on the outcome of his life,” but what fun is that?

 

Weird enough, but it needs to be only 1 sentence

 

I sexually classify as a classification

 

No Support

 

Only trump can be supported

 

Oh, I love it when people do that. It always looks like a typo.

 

＼＼ ＿
＼(　•_•) F
<　⌒ヽ A
/ 　 へ＼ B
/　　/　＼＼ U
ﾚ　ノ　　 ヽ_つ L
/　/ O
/　/| U
(　(ヽ S
|　|、＼
| 丿 ＼ ⌒)
| |　　) /
`ノ )　 Lﾉ
(_／/

 

a day have good.

 

A rough-coated, dough-faced, thoughtful ploughman strode through the streets of Scarborough; after falling into a slough, he coughed and hiccoughed.

 

Please do not grave dig.

 

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