Which the correct phrase?

The correct sentence form is "Don't Just Clean

The correct form of this sentence is Don't Just Clean (and so on)

Hi,

Just Don't Clean...(comany name here) Clean!

or

Don't Just Clean...(Company name here) Clean!

Do you perhaps mean this?

Just Don't Clean...Let Merry Maids clean!

This sounds like an ad for a cleaning compnay called '

Isn't the word "Just" a limiting modifier? Shouldn't the word Just then be used after the word Don't as in Do not "Just" clean....

Clive, the question is in regards to a cleaning company. Not Merry Maids. Which format do you think is correct?

Hi,
Clive, the question is in regards to a cleaning company. Not Merry Maids.

I know it's about a cleaning company. I chose the name 'Merry Maids' as an example of a name for a cleaning company.

Which format do you think is correct? Are there two different formats? I thought it was all hjust one sl

Hi,
Clive, the question is in regards to a cleaning company. Not Merry Maids.
I know it's about a cleaning company. I chose the name 'Merry Maids' as an example of a name for a cleaning company.

Which format do you think is correct?
I suggest either of these.

One option for the add is: “Just Don’t Clean…(company name) Clean! Or……”Don’t Just Clean….(Company name) Clean! Which of these two options is grammatically correct?

Hi,

Neither is wrong, but #1 has a slightly different meaning that is not suitable for your ad.
So, use #2.


Clive

I agree that #2 is better. Option #1 suggests to the reader of the ad that any activity other than cleaning is permitted. In other words, cleaning should not be done.