题目内容
On each side of the street ______ a lot of trees.
A. are grown B. is standing
C. grow D. stands
C
【解析】
试题分析：句意：在街道的每一边长着很多树。这里使用倒装句，地点状语On each side of the street提前，这句话使用完全倒装，主语是a lot of trees，所以使用复数谓语，tree和grow是主动关系，选C。
考点: 考查倒装句
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