You / mispronounce my name.
You are always mispronouncing my name.
They / come late to meetings.
They are always coming late to meetings.
You / wear my clothes.
You are always wearing my clothes.
The dog / bark.
The dog is always barking.
She / take my laptop.
She is always taking my laptop.
Simon / lose his keys.
Simon is always losing his keys.
You / make the same mistake.
You are always making the same mistake.
They / argue in public.
They are always arguing in public.
He / interrupt me.
He is always interrupting me.
Kate / complain about her boss.
Kate is always complaining about her boss.