Thanks everybody, so it's about the situation and context. I was confused
by the book. I still have more questions about the present continuous. We
know that it's used in point of time like the example,
At six I'm bathing the baby.
Now, this means ( as read ) that the action started before six and
continued porbably after six. How can a person tell that? , I mean if I
heard this sentence I'd think that the action was within six.
Also, when using always in continuous the speaker's tone could imply that
he's annoyed or unsatisfied. It also could mean the opposite. Now, in the
following sentences,
- He's always losing his keys.
- Tom is always going away for weekends.
- He's always working.
- He's always reading.
What would be the speaker feeling saying this?
THANKS