What is the sentence in the English language that can be spoken but never written properly?

I don't know the answer for sure, but this is my guess...

"There are three "E"s in the english language."

What? (That's my shot-in-the-dark answer.)

Each person turns in the direction of the other person's left (or right). They very well cannot turn into the directions east and west or north and south.

Is the clue purposely ambiguous in the manner in which it was written? One could rewrite it to make it less ambiguous.

"When two people meet on a bridge, in what direction does each turn so to avoid too many confrontations?" But that doesn't tell me much.

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Not sure, but it seems like you omitted the word "order" in your example. Not sure if that was on purpose.

I can think of many properly spoken sentences that are written properly otherwise:

Don't tuck your boot laces in. (Proper when spoken)

Don't tuck in your boot laces. (Proper when written)

What are you talking about? (Proper when spoken)

That is something up with which I shall not put.(Just ain't right).

I give up. What is it, O knowledgeable one?

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Not sure... but does it have something to do with the 'in to' part?

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