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----Come in please .Make yourself at home . 

-----________.

-----I’m glade you like it .

 A. Thanks. You have a nice place here .

B. Oh, this picture is so beautiful .

C. Thanks. What nice food you’ve prepared !

D. Ok. Let’s look around your new house .

A


解析:

根据后面的答话,I’m glade you like it可知,这是对地方的称赞。

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