YOU SAID:
John, while Jack had had "had had", had had "had"; "had had" had had a better effect on the teacher.
INTO JAPANESE
ジョン、ジャックが「いた」、持っていた中を持っていた「いた」;「持っていた」先生に良い効果を持っていた。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Had had in John, Jack "was", "were"; " Had "had a good effect on the teacher.
INTO JAPANESE
持っていたジョン、ジャック「だった」、「でした」。"いた"先生に良い効果があった。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
John had a Jack "was", "were". Had a good effect on the teacher "had".
INTO JAPANESE
ジョンはジャックを持っていた「だった」、「でした」。先生に良い効果」を持っていた」。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
John had Jack "was", "were". Good effect on the teacher "had".
INTO JAPANESE
ジョンはジャックを持っていた「だった」、「でした」。先生に良い効果「あった」。
BACK INTO ENGLISH
John had Jack "was", "were". Good effect on the teacher "had".
That's deep, man.