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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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In the name of all that is

What in the name of all that is cliffhangers did I just watch?


"In the name of all that is cliffhangers" is a parenthesis?

What (in the name of all that is cliffhangers) did I watch?

  

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anonymous What in the name of all that is cliffhangers did I just watch? "In the name of all that is cliffhangers" is a parenthesis? What (in the name of all that is cliffhangers) did I watch?

  • anonymous What in the name of all that is cliffhangers did I just watch?
  • "In the name of all that is cliffhangers" is a parenthesis?
  • What (in the name of all that is cliffhangers) did I watch?
  • Correct.
  • CJ
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anonymous

What in the name of all that is cliffhangers did I just watch?


"In the name of all that is cliffhangers" is a parenthesis?

What (in the name of all that is cliffhangers) did I watch?

Correct.

CJ

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I haven't heard this expression before. but to me it would sound better to say in the name of all that are cliffhangers.

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It is a play on "what in the name of all that is holy ...", and an ill-advised one. The "is" is part of the formula and is not subject to grammatical analysis or alteration. I think the phrase is adverbial acting on "watch", and not a parenthetical.

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