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Jack stops immediately and completely.
- Jack stops immediately and completely.
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You can also say,
Jack stopped dead in his tracks.
Although, the correctness would only depend on the context and it's tense.
Jack stopped dead in his tracks.
Although, the correctness would only depend on the context and it's tense.
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We'd always say Jack stops dead in his tracks (plural - one leaves tracks or footsteps as one walks).
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