Help the frustrated college student vent about their terrible roommate by dragging the appropriate verb phrases into the blanks.
The sun always rises in the east, and my roommate is just as predictable. He always leaves for his morning run at exactly 6:00 AM. But I absolutely cannot stand that he is always singing terribly loud opera in the shower! Right now, he is destroying my favorite pop song.
The sun always rises in the east, and my roommate is just as predictable.
Use the present simple for universal truths and scientific facts.
He always leaves for his morning run at exactly 6:00 AM.
Use the present simple with "always" to describe a regular, scheduled routine.
But I absolutely cannot stand that he is always singing terribly loud opera in the shower!
Use the present continuous with "always" to express annoyance or complain about a repeated, irritating habit.
Right now, he is destroying my favorite pop song.
Use the present continuous for actions happening at this exact moment ("right now").