Frequency Adverbs in all English Tenses | I'm always doing!??

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I'm always doing!?? Can we use a frequency adverb in the Present Continuous tense?
We often think that frequency adverbs (always, often, sometimes, rarely, never) can only be used with the Present Simple tense. In fact, they can be used with several tenses, depending on the context.

In this lesson, we'll look at all English tenses and see which ones we can use these adverbs with. We'll end the lesson with a typical conversation using these adverbs in different tenses.

00:00 Introduction
00:45 Present Simple
01:07 Present Perfect
01:41 Past Simple
02:08 Past Perfect
02:35 Future tenses
03:02 Present / Past Continuous
03:47 Perfect Continuous
04:01 Typical conversation

Watch related lesson: All English Tenses:
https://youtu.be/84jVz0D-KkY

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