Choose the option in which the idiomatic expression is INCORRECTLY explained.

✂️ a) “Hold your horses”: used to tell someone to wait before doing something.

✂️ b) “Close, but no cigar”: used for telling someone that they have failed, although their attempt or guess was almost successful.

✂️ c) “To pull someone’s leg”: to tell someone something that is not true, as a joke.

✂️ d) “Speak of the devil”: to say bad things about someone that has just arrived.

Responda: Choose the option in which the idiomatic expression is INCORRECTLY explained.