Question

The annual Bridge School Benefit has featured special acoustic sets by everybody from David Bowie and Paul
McCartney to Metallica and Phish. But for the 24th edition, on October 23rd and 24th, organizer Neil Young unveiled a
stunning finale: the first set since 1968 by his old band Buffalo Springfield. “From my perspective, we just picked up
where we left off many, many years ago,” says singer Richie Furay. “It was almost like going back in time.”
Over two chilly, wet days at the Shoreline Amphitheater near San Francisco, baby boomers and local dot-com kids
gathered for a remarkable, eclectic lineup: Jackson Browne and David Lindley tackled Bruce Springsteen’s 1983
“Brothers Under the Bridge”; Kris Kristofferson broke out “Me and Bobby McGee”; Billy Idol revved up the crowd with
a sing-along on “Rebel Yell”; and Pearl Jam blasted through their eighth appearance at the benefit. At the end of their
set, which included “Black” and “Better Man”, Young joined them on his new tune “Walk With Me.” “We played it for
him backstage, and he said, ‘That’s basically it, but let me show you what you aren’t playing,’ ”says Pearl Jam guitarist
Stone Gossard. “We _____(I)_____ an interaction with him that _____(II)_____ a lesson in the sheer, raw love of
rock.”
Rolling Stone
5. (Mackenzie 2012) The right forms of the verbs have and be which appropriately complete blanks I and II in the
text are
a) had better never have, isn’t
b) have never had, wasn’t
c) should never have, hasn’t been
d) had never had, had been
e) will never have, is

Answer 1

Resposta é a letra b