Grady : You are a famous actor. But you always play 1 parts. Are you an unhappy man?

　　Dunn : Not at all. But it's 2 . I've never had a part as a good happy family 3 You see, my first big part was Ross, in Shakespeare’s Richard IV. Most actors played the part 4 a happy, simple way. They saw Ross 5 a sort of friendly uncle 6 the young Richard. I played the part very 7 .

　　 A few hours before 8 opened, I was climbing a tree in my back yard. 9 our cat climbed that tree, it climbed 10 high and couldn't get down again, 11 I had to climb up and 12 it down. Well, 13 it happened, the cat and I 14 climbed up a little too high this time, and we 14 fell out of the tree together. The cat was 15 of course, but I hurt my leg very 16 . By the time the play began, I could walk again and sit down, 17 , and soon, but not without pain, So Ross was an 18 , unhappy uncle that night. In fact everybody. from Richard himself, to Sir Bodkin, changed 19 me. We gave people quite a new idea of the play.

　　Grady : And 20 you played any happy parts since then?

　　Dunn : No, and all because of that silly cat.

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There are many tall old trees____ in and around our school.

A. stood       B. to stand   C. standing    D. being standing

 

There are many tall old trees____ in and around our school.

A. stood       B. to stand   C. standing    D. being standing

 

 There are many tall old trees____ in and around our school.

A. stood       B. to stand   C. standing    D. being standing

 There are many tall old trees____ in and around our school.

A. stood       B. to stand   C. standing    D. being standing