So, not just the word " time" , but different expressions we use to indicate time, or different expressions or word pairs we use to talk about how long something takes, or when something happens.
My Mom taught me how the order in English is subject verb object, and helped me make flashcards so I could memorize vocabulary and helped me for hours and hours to get the different verb tenses right.
This is because the continuous form suggests something is temporary and of limited duration, usually happening at a specific time, for example; " At the moment, I am working on a computer."
It's also important to note that you can use these structures with every verb tense, so no matter which tense you use for suggest or recommend, the rest of the sentence stays the same.
Other experts say you can mentally make plans in the morning when you wake up. This would require other verb tenses. So the skill level is a little higher.