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"I love her family. They welcomed me with open ....... and made me feel and at home right away. I can't*^*believe I was so nervous about meeting them," Carl said to his parents about his girlfriend's family. A. arms
B. words
C. minds
D. wallets
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English Slang Idioms (332) | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
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- "I love her family. They welcomed me with open ....... and made me feel and at home right away. I can't*^*believe I was so nervous about meeting them," Carl said to his parents about his girlfriend's family.
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