Learn English Language Easily!
English is often considered hard to learn for non-natives. I have been teaching English and my experience with students suggests that the very first step of learning the language, i.e., tenses, is often the hardest for them. I remember it was quite thorny for me too when I learned English.
I don't know since when I have been in a quest for the underlying structure of English tenses, but it was some time near the end of the first decade of this century that I finally found it. I taught a few students according to the newly discovered formula and the results were unprecedented. I could not believe that the dumbest of the students who were almost afraid of the language, were able to express themselves in English within a couple of days. It does not mean, however, that the structure takes a couple of days to learn. It only takes 15 minutes. Then, all you need is practice.
Essential Structure of English Tenses
The Essential Structure of English Tenses (ESET) is a set of principles that make English what it is. We all recognize English as the international lingua franca but you will probably be amazed to know that it actually deserves this status even in the absence of any political or cultural factors. The ESET Principles make it one of the most systematic and organized languages in the world.
The ESET Principles consist of three fundamental rules governing tenses, aspects and verbs. Each rule has certain minutiae and conditions that help a non-native learner of English achieve perfect command on tenses.
The most significant difference of ESET from other schemes of teaching and learning English tenses is that this system virtually diminishes the need to monitor or memorize the structure of sentences after a few rounds of practice. Instead of being conscious of the formation of sentences, the speaker or writer is free, and in fact advised, to pay attention to the meaning they want to express.
The ESET Principles can definitely help non-natives learn English language easily but they have other meaningful implications as well. Since the system is an essential and conceptual one, I am sure that the native speakers too can have a better understanding of their own language and appreciate its comprehensiveness by knowing these principles.