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たまたま読んでいる本に載っているので引用します。 参考になれば。 We can use the present continuous with adverbs such as always, constantly, continually or forever to emphasise that something is done so often that it is characteristic of a person, group or thing: ・ A: I think I'll stay here after all. B: You are constantly changing your mind. ・ Tony is a really kind person. He's always offering to help me with my work. ・ A: I can't read this. B: You're always complaining about my handwriting. ・ A: I had a bad day at the office agin. B: You're forever moaning about (your) work. 私の頭の中では、（単なる「いつも」ではなく）「いっつも」となるような場合、進行形になると理解しました。 ちなみに、それぞれの副詞を辞書で引くと用法に進行形の説明があります。全部にあるわけではありませんが。 http://ejje.weblio.jp/content/always http://ejje.weblio.jp/content/constantly 文法説明はありませんが例文が進行形ですね。 （http://ejje.weblio.jp/content/continually 載ってません、、、） http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/ej3/18829/m1u/continually/ こっちにはありました。 http://ejje.weblio.jp/content/forever
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