what does sentence'john where james had had had had had had had had had had had his teacher's approvel'means?

Question

11 'had's

Answer 1

To make sense of it you have to add some punctuation, like this:

John, where James had had "had", had had "had had"; "had had"
had had his teacher's approval.

The sense is this:

On a test (or paper), there was a place where James had written the form"had". In the same place, John had written the form "had had". The teacher had approved of John's form, that is, of the form "had had".

Answer 2

I don't believe that there could be 11 'had's in a real sentence!

Answer 3

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