Don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs means: a. Do ...

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Don’t teach your grandmother to suck eggs means:
a. Do not make things too easy for others by taking away challenges.
b. Do not ask a person to do something that is unsafe or dangerous to them.
c. Do not try to teach someone who is older and more experienced than you.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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