Term "always"

Do you know that You can use :”always” in present progressive

Santi always leaves at school at 7:30 (it expresses habitual or everyday activities)

Santi is always leaving her dirty shirt on living room for me to pick up!
Who does she think I am? (This present progressive express anger or annoyance)

- You can use: always, forever and constantly with the present progressive to express annoyance or anger.