I have the impression that English compound tenses and their nuances are harder than other European languages', although other languages definitely do have them

I have the impression that English compound tenses and their nuances are harder than other European languages', although other languages definitely do have them. I eat breakfast I am eating breakfast I ate breakfast I was eating breakfast I have eaten breakfast I have been eating breakfast I had eaten breakfast I had been eating breakfast I would eat breakfast I would be eating breakfast I would have eaten breakfast I would have been eating breakfast I will eat breakfast I am going to eat breakfast I will be eating breakfast I am going to be eating breakfast I will have eaten breakfast I am going to have eaten breakfast I can't think of another European language that would idiomatically use (or maybe even require) quite this range of constructions.