Calling all smart ones.

[WarriorPL]

Alright i need help with HW.

Therein, in the english language is a word that has ten words within it without unscrambling the letters. What is the word?

 

[Weapon X]

I got 1410 on the SAT.
Maybe that's why I'm a Conservative.

 

[mdd]

oops, wrong thread

 

[Warik]

That's the kind of shit they teach you in school?

(Sorry, I don't have the answer).

-Warik

 

[Weapon X]

That's the kind of shit they teach you in school?

(Sorry, I don't have the answer).

-Warik

Maybe they should teach him how to use the word "therein" properly...

 

[theoak01]

i got these but not all

there
here
her
rein
in
the
ere

thats all i can get ya buddy

 

[WarriorPL]

its for my friend, my school would never gimme that crap.

 

[‡ÅnãBöLïK]

Gotit.....

Therein

• The
• There
• Herein
• Here
• Ere
• Rein
• In
• Her
• Th

Thats 9, Th is some middle english term..

 

[Balls of Steel]

Heroin- for best results, inject it into your penis when firm.

BTW is your friend retarded?

 

[slash747]

Alright i need help with HW.

Therein, in the english language is a word that has ten words within it without unscrambling the letters. What is the word?

1 There
2 Thin
3 The
4 Herein
5 Here
6 Therein
7 Rein
8 In
9 her
10 Tern

 

[theoak01]

you cant change the order of the word man

 

[Steroid_Virgin]

re is a word too

 

[Hoffmeister]

The

There

Herein

Here

Ere

Rein

In

Her

He

I

 

[Xalthus]

thee?

 

[Kryp2o]

Ok for those who were NOT paying attention. It is a single word. It is NOT therein, it is a word in the english language that contains ten words in succession WITHOUT scrambling the letters.

 

[TheProject]

Kay, as the Hoffmeister posted earlier:

17. There is a seven-letter word in English that
contains eleven words without rearranging any of its
letters, "therein": the, there, he, in, rein, her,
here, ere, I, therein, herein.

From: http://www.webenglishteacher.com/text/lingtrivia.txt

Gotta love Google!

 

[Hoffmeister]

Kryp2o is both right AND wrong.

The actual answer is a single word. But it is "therein".