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As typical with all units involving tenses, I struggled to keep track of all the different tenses. It took a lot of effort and "brain power" to remember all of them. I can imagine how difficult they must be for people whose first language is not English. For me, the format of the tenses is not too difficult to remember (as I am a native speaker of English); however, I struggled to remember exactly when I should use the various future tenses. I had previously not realized things such as future perfect continuous being used for how long something will have been happening by a certain time or that future simple is for things such as promises, predictions, facts, and threats, for example. When I think about it, these explanations make perfect sense, but had never before occurred to me. These are things I do naturally while speaking, so it was interesting, and even at times frustrating to study them. I would be interested to know if people learning English struggle more to remember when to use which one or the correct word order of each tense. I think out of all of the tenses (present, past, future), I found the future tenses to be the most complicated and difficult of them all.
