The ground is _____ with _____ leaves.

　　A. coving; falling　　B. covered; falling  C. covered; fallen　　D. covering; fallen

C.


解析:

 be covered with表示“被……覆蓋”，falling leaves是“正在落下的葉子”；fallen leaves是“落在地上的葉子”。

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