Czy to zdanie jest poprawne?

[assisi]

You are always jumping to conclusions.
Czy jest to prawidłowe zdanie?
Czy "always" i"present continuous" się nie "kłócą"?
thx

[milusiaa]

I bet that was uttered by an American ;)

[mudzyn7]

You always jump straight into conclusion

[yoka1]

nie kłócą się, używamy Present Cont. i "always" lub "never", gdy chcemy zaznaczyć fakt,iż strasznie działa nam na nerwy czyjeś postępowanie (na zasadzie wypominania, np. w kłótni).

[republican]

milusiaa napisała:

> I bet that was uttered by an American ;)

Milusiu
You do not like Americans?

[milusiaa]

republican napisał:

>> Milusiu
> You do not like Americans?

on the contrary;)

[republican]

milusiaa napisała:

> republican napisał:
>
> >> Milusiu
> > You do not like Americans?
>
> on the contrary;)

Americans are of hundreds of nationalities.
Any preferences here?

there is

[karul]

nothing wrong with this sentence, regardless of whether the speaker
is british, american or canadian.

[mudzyn7]

Due dilligence require Australians in my humnble opinion.
Perhaps New Zealander too :)