A big tree was ________ at the center of the courtyard so that it would give shade．


  1. A.
    set up
  2. B.
    built up
  3. C.
    made up
  4. D.
    stood up
A
“一棵樹”只能用“樹起”表示，而不能是“建起”或其他選項(xiàng)表示的意思。
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