With this blog post, I would like you to express your current "situation" and "feelings" by applying the method of "self-talk" whose environment is free from the pressure of confronting other people.

In this article, the "Present continuous" and the "Present perfect", which are both essential element for our daily "self-talk" practice, are being explained with several example sentences.

We are going to have a look at some example sentences to see when these types form of future tense... ① will, ② be going to, ③ be + doing are to be applied with this blog post.

There are several ways of "self-talk" practice to develop your speaking skills, and with this blog post, I am introducing one method which is to spare a certain length of time per day transforming yourself into an earthling and speak the earthling's language (English).

Once you have made a habit of “self-talk”, bringing your English-speaking level up to the stage where you can comfortably deal with daily affairs is not a mission impossible at all. Here is a simple idea for you to start with...