Present simple and continuous

You always do and You are always doing

I always do something means I do it every time.

  • He always drinks Carlsberg lager. (not He's always drinking ...)

I always do something means I do it too much or too often.

  • He's always drinking beer. (He drinks too much beer)
  • You're always watching TV. (You watch far too much TV)

Finish John's sentences. Use always -ing.

Sally: I've lost my lighter again.
John: Not again! You're .
Sally: I've broken my CD player.
John: Oh no! You things.
Sally: Give me some more whiskey.
John: More? whiskey.
Sally: Shit! I've forgotten my key.
John: For fuck's sake. your key.



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