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Is the following sentence grammatically correct and natural with the present continuous tense used to describe an action which happens very often (but without a negative connotation)?
I am always going by bike.
I am interested, because in grammar books it is often emphasised that, if you use the present continuous to describe repeated actions, usually it's when you want to critisise someone's behaviour (She is always losing her keys). Can we use the present continuous in sentences with positive or neutral, not negative connotation?
I am always going by bike.
I am interested, because in grammar books it is often emphasised that, if you use the present continuous to describe repeated actions, usually it's when you want to critisise someone's behaviour (She is always losing her keys). Can we use the present continuous in sentences with positive or neutral, not negative connotation?
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