It would not do
Does this expression mean it won't help?
Because a hotel manager who does this is also probably a bit of a ruthless guy, because he would not be afraid to tell a guest 'What is your problem? You're booked.'" So I knew that when I will go to the guy, it would not do to show any kind of weakness or the slightest hesitation.
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The construction of the paragraph is hard to understand and honestly awkward. You need to rewrite it in a way that is idiomatic.
- The construction of the paragraph is hard to understand and honestly awkward.
- You need to rewrite it in a way that is idiomatic.
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The construction of the paragraph is hard to understand and honestly awkward. You need to rewrite it in a way that is idiomatic.
0anonymousDoes this expression mean it won't help?
Not really. It is more common in Britain than the US, I think, and it means that "it" is totally unacceptable behavior, a meaning inconsistent with the one required in your sentence.
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