Hi, everyone, I'm wondering whether if this word "impress" can be used alone?
Here are some examples:

"You impress me"
"You are impressed me"
"You are impressing me"

Thanks a lot:)

Question

Hi, everyone, I'm wondering whether if this word "impress" can be used alone? 
Here are some examples:

"You impress me" 
"You are impressed me"
"You are impressing me"

Thanks a lot:)

Answer

The second sentence is incorrect. I'm going to assume you want to write it in the past tense. The correct way to say it would be

" you impressed me"

Answer

"You impress me" — This implies that you impress me in general.  It’s also common to say, “You really impress me.”

"You are impressed me" — This is incorrect

"You are impressing me" — This is less common but it would imply that you are impressing me in the exact moment that I am saying it.