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    It’s the old man who saw her ________ up from childhood.

    [　　]

    A．grow
    B．growing
    C．grew
    D．was growing
    答案：A
    解析：

    see sb doing sth看见某人在做某事(强调动作正在进行)see sb do sth看到某人做了某事(强调看到了整个过程)、根据句意应选答案A。


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