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Remember _______ off the light when _______ to bed.

A. turning, going   B. to turn, to go

C. turning, to go    D. to turn, going

D


解析:

D。一是分清以下兩個結構：remember to do sth=記住做某事，remember doing sth=記住曾做過某事；二是注意 when going to bed 相當于 when you go to bed。

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