Tenses are important for expressing when things happen in language.

They are helpful in

regards to communicating clearly by indicating the time of actions. English has three main
tenses: past, present, and future. By using these tenses, we can describe if what we’re
discussing happened in the past, currently happening, or will happen in the future . And each of
them divide among themselves to further help expressing.

Using tenses is important for clear communication. When we use the correct tense, it's easier
for people to understand when things happened, happening or will happen. As an example, if
we say "He ate pizza," it means the action happened before we talked about it. "He is eating
pizza" tells us it's happening as we speak, and "He will eat pizza" conveys it will happen in the
future.

Tenses also help us be precise about the timeframe of the events we're discussing. We can
express whether something happened before, during, or after another action using different
tenses. This is necessary to understand the sequence of events. For example, if we say, "She
had finished her homework before she went to bed," we mean that the homework was
completed before going to bed.

Consistent use of tenses is important in storytelling. When we tell a story, it is important to use
the same tense throughout so that the listener or reader can easily follow along. Changing the
time without a good reason can confuse people and disrupt the storyline.

It's essential to understand and make use of tenses correctly for many reasons. The main
reason for this is that using tenses correctly allows more effective communication. Using the
incorrect tense can result in misunderstandings. People may become confused if you discuss a
current event in the past tense, for instance.

Using tenses in a correct way is also important for success in professional or academic areas. It
shows that we have good language skills and that we pay attention to detail. More importantly it
allows us to communicate our point in a clear way. We should be extra careful when we're
writing reports, essays, articles or other types of texts since we want readers to understand our
point.

Mastering tenses is important to be fluent in a language. Native speakers use tenses in their
conversations in a more natural way, which makes their communication smooth. For non-native
speakers, understanding tenses better improves their language skills. Which allows them to be
more confident when expressing themselves.
As humans, we are all we have. And trying to understand each other in the best way possible
should be one of our main drives in life. We can achieve so many things together as evidenced
by our history as humans.