Which is correct: *- John is closing the door and stops, still. John is closing the door and stops still. * ?
Which is correct:
*- John is closing the door and stops, still.
?
Neither...
IMHO you should rewrite. The first one: the bit after the comma doesn't mean anything. Second one: he can't be still and be closing the door at the same time- it's ambiguous.
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Neither...
IMHO you should rewrite. The first one: the bit after the comma doesn't mean anything. Second one: he can't be still and be closing the door at the same time- it's ambiguous.