AMAZING FACTS

                       

Looking for some information for my class I found this really weird sentence: it contains seven identical words in a row and still makes sense!

Let's see!

"It is true for all that that that that that that that refers to is not the same that that that that refers to."

I'll try to clarify it for you:

"It is true for all that, that that 'that' which that 'that' refers to is not the same 'that' which that 'that' refers to."

Let's analize it:

It is true for all	that	that	that	that	that	that	that
	pro- noun	con- junction	determiner	noun	relative pronoun	determiner	noun
			(adjective)	"that"	which	(adjective)	"that"

refers to is not the same	that	that	that	that	refers to.
	noun	relative pronoun	determiner	noun
	"that"	which	(adjective)	"that"

Clearer? I hope so!!