Grammar.

I'm Cobb and I'm Rossiya.

You know, I'm always trying to find new ways to introduce or topic, but you just did what you said.

Always, we're going to talk about the adverb always.

Therefore, you already introduced the topic.

You always seem to know everything.

Adverbs are words that changed the meaning of a verb, adjective or sentence.

They are often used to show time, place or a way of doing something adverbs air, often movable in a sentence.

But that's not true of the adverb.

Always, you will not often hear always at the beginning or end of seconds.

Instead, it generally appears in the middle of a sentence.

I always eat ice cream.

They always go to the movies on Fridays, when always is before the verb it is modifying, it means habitually.

But if a speaker emphasizes, always, as in, I always eat ice cream, then they're showing annoyance.

Can you tell if someone is expressing habit or annoyance from how they talk?

Let's listen carefully.

He always cleans his car.

On Sunday, he always cleans his car.

On Sunday, my boss always asks me about my work.