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YMYura Moskviak
[ Self-paced course · A2–C1 ]

Stop
memorizing.
Learn the logic.

English has twelve tenses and one hidden system underneath them. Once you see it, you stop guessing — and start choosing on purpose.

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12tenses, one map
2,400+students taught
14 yrsteaching English
Yura Moskviak, English teacher and linguist
[ The decoder ]

See the logic, live.

tenses.decode

01I [walk] to work every day.

/wɔːk/

present simple — a habit, a general truth.

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Five sentences, each one placed exactly where your first language and English divide time differently. No account, no payment — just find out which ones you would have gotten wrong.

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The course

§ 01 / PRIMARY
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[ course ] · 6 modules · self-paced

English Tenses,
Decoded

A complete, self-paced system that rebuilds how you understand time in English. No word-lists to cram — you learn the logic of aspect, then watch every tense fall into place.

  1. 01The Aspect Engine[the system itself]
  2. 02The Present, four ways[4 lessons]
  3. 03The Past, four ways[4 lessons]
  4. 04The Future, four ways[4 lessons]
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Why the logic sticks

§ 02 / METHOD
[ 01 ]

One system, not twelve rules

You learn three aspects — simple, continuous, perfect — and every tense is just those aspects placed in time.

I have lived here → result now
I lived there → closed & past
[ 02 ]

Decode, don't translate

Every language cuts time differently. Once you can see where yours and English part ways, you stop translating in your head.

1 form in your language → do / am doing
> choose by meaning, not habit
[ 03 ]

Built for real speaking

Short lessons, then drills that force a real choice under light pressure — the way fluency is actually built.

prompt → pick a tense → say it aloud
repeat until automatic
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[ about the teacher ]

I taught English for 14 years before I trusted a single grammar rule.

I started as a teacher who made students memorize tables — and watched them freeze the moment they had to actually speak. So I went back to the linguistics: what does each tense really mean? That question became a method, then a school, and now this course.

I'm a linguist. English is not my first language either, so I know exactly where learners get stuck — I got stuck in the same places first, and I had to find the logic to get out.

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