And and and and and...

Can you make a grammatically correct sentence that
has 5 consecutive 'ands' in it?

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
Can you make a grammatically correct sentence that
has 5 consecutive 'ands' in it?

Originally posted by HandyAndy
The title of this thread is "And and and and and..."

Yes.

I went to the sign writers and asked them to do me a sign for my building firm Celticcountry

The sign writer did a wonderful job.


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Celtic AND Country

Builders and Property
Maintenacne

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There was one problem.

The Gaps between Celtic and AND and AND and Country was way too big.

The signt writer didnt agree , so I dropped the AND and its just Celticcountry now.

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
hEY that's cheating!!

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
hEY that's cheating!!

Originally posted by celticcountry
Yes.

I went to the sign writers and asked them to do me a sign for my building firm Celticcountry

The sign writer did a wonderful job.


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Celtic AND Country

Builders and Property
Maintenacne

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There was one problem.

The Gaps between Celtic and AND and AND and Country ...[text shortened]... too big.

The signt writer didnt agree , so I dropped the AND and its just Celticcountry now.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Yes and so is this sentence:
The list of answers of this problem cannot be any of "and" and "and, and" and "and, and, and" and "and, and, and, and" but "and, and, and, and and".
...end.