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‘To put your foot in your mouth’, means:

ATo behave immaturely

BCompulsively bite or chew your skin

CSay something unnecessary andembarrassing

DTo remain silent until you are asked to speak

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Correct Answer: C: Say something unnecessary andembarrassing

Explanation: The correct answer is C: Say something unnecessary and embarrassing. 'PUT YOUR FOOT IN YOUR MOUTH' means to say something that embarrasses or upsets others — making an awkward blunder.

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