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4．I remember ______ to the museum by my father when I was five．（　　）

A．

being taken

B．

taking

C．

have been taken

D．

to have taken

分析我记得五岁的时候爸爸带我去博物馆了．

解答答案 A
根据句意可知，本题考查remember doing sth记得做过某事，而remember to do 是记得去做，我应该是被带去了，应该使用动名词的被动式作宾语，故答案为A

点评此题考查非谓语动词中动名词的被动式，需要认真分析句子成分，并了解主被动关系，平时多积累一些有关非谓语动词的特殊用法，这样才可能提高正确率．

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