A Dream of the Red Chamber is said（ ）into dozens of languages in the last decade.A.to be translatedB.to translateC.to have translated
A Dream of the Red Chamber is said（ ）into dozens of languages in the last decade.
A.to be translated
B.to translate
C.to have translated
B.to translate
C.to have translated
参考解析
解析：该题考查非谓语动词。根据句意,A Dream of the Red Chamber与translate间应是被动关系,故排除C、D选项。另外,translate的动作应在is said之前,所以应选不定式完成式,故排除B（表将来）,因此答案为A。
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