He put up a picture of Yao Ming beside the bed to keep himself ________ of his own dreams.

A. remindedB. remindingC. to remindD. remind

 

A

【解析】

試題分析：句意：他在床邊貼了一張姚明的照片用來隨時提醒自己不要忘了自己的夢想。He是主語put up 是謂語動詞a picture of Yao Ming 是賓語beside the bed 是地點狀語to keep himself reminded of his own dreams.是不定式短語作目的狀語，其中 himself 作不定式的賓語，reminded of his own dreams是過分短語作賓補，keep oneself done 是固定搭配，keep sb . reminded of ...使某人受到提醒.故選A。

考點: 考查非謂語動詞的用法。

 

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