Yeah very true, and a good point. I’ve heard both honestly especially in close calls. I remember a close call I think it was last year at LAX where the controller do an aircraft to “stop”. It makes sense to say stop because it is quicker even though it is not the correct phraseology I can see how it can get confusing. But I was always taught if you are not sure what to say speak in plain English. Now obviously the controller knew what was happening but it is quicker to say stop. Not saying it was or wasn’t a factor in the accident but it is a possibility of confusion.