Present Perfect:
I have done my homework already.
He hasn't done his homework yet.
I have never met such a nice person.
Present Simple:
I go to school every morning.
We usualy have tea after breakfast.
She works as a shop assistant.
Present Continuous:
I am listening to music now.
We are watching TV right now.
Peter is playing football now.
Past Simple:
I saw him yesterday.
They painted the house two years ago.
Nick visited his grandmother last week.
Past Continuous:
I was playing tennis when he called me.
She was writing a letter yesterday at 5 o'clock.
We were cooking dinner when he came.
Объяснение:
According to The Beatles' Top 50 biggest selling songs revealed, “She Loves You” is the top seller. That song was genuinely written by both John and Paul. Number two through five were “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “I Feel Fine” and “Day Tripper”/“We Can Work It Out.” Of those five songs, “I Feel Fine” and “Day Tripper” were penned by John.
“I Feel Fine” is my favorite song by The Beatles, as are “You’re Going to Lose That Girl” and “She Said, She Said” (which was more of a John and George-penned song).
Here’s an article from Rolling Stone about the “best” Beatles songs. The Top Ten Beatles Songs of All Time
Within that article the songs “Yesterday” (written by Paul) and “Something” (George) are the most covered.
In so far as music theory discussions, the first song that comes to mind is “Not A Second Time,” a song written by John, has something called an “aeolian cadence”—the chord/notes John sings at the very end of the song. That’s the first time I remember a music teacher talking “theory” about any of their songs.
But most people would say John’s best song was “A Day In the Life” or “Come Together.” His most autobiographical songs were “Help” or “In My Life.”
That’s the great thing about The Beatles as a band, songwriters, singers or musicians in general. There’s something for everybody or anybody and there are no wrong answers, except perhaps for Revolution