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The section explain the way from simple to complex sentence is constructed when speaking in present. It elaborate the information of how simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous are being used. After the section, what I notice is the key words (which was taught in the section) that would be the helpful to distinguish the difference in them. E.g. when there is a verb+ing, it would be either continuous or perfect continuous; with a be/been would typically be either perfect or perfect continuous; when the sentence does not include either of them, it would typically be simple form of the present sentence.
