Find a complete grammatical English sentence, ending with the word "and" (but not with the "and" in inverted commas).

What is the most consecutive "and"s you can find in a grammatical sentence.

(In reply to re: The coordinating conjunctions by Charlie)

I couldn't find your reference on page 1546.  I belive you are referring to page 1544:

The following are usually italicized in print and underlined in manuscript and typescript.

4.  Words, letters, and figures when referred to as such.
The g in align is silent.

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This sentance ends with the word and: and.

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DNA spelled backwards is and.

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Words that can be used as conjunctions include but and and and or and so forth.

Posted by Jer on 2006-03-13 13:52:20