Can I say "I won't keep still" in this situation?
For example, If you mess with me again next time, I won't keep still.
(I want to mean: I will do something, I will respond, I will not just sit quietly.)
What are some proper phrases for this?
Thank you.
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Answers · 4
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If someone won't keep still it generally means they are fidgeting.
"I won't just sit quietly" conveys what I think you intended to say.
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‘I will say something / I won’t keep quiet’ sound more natural to me
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