Is it possible to say " I hear / I am hearing "
if it is possible, what is the difference between them?

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I am hearing

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As it is a stative verb, 'hear' is rarely used in the continuous form. It is more usual in the simple present : I hear. Or, as with other verbs of perception, we often use it with 'can' : I can hear/I can't hear/ Can you hear ..?

We occasionally use the continuous form in informal comments such as 'I can't believe what I'm hearing'.

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The only few examples when you can use I'm hearing that I can think of are:

when people don't believe it's true, e.g. Am I hearing this right?

I can't be hearing this right!

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The verb "hear" is a stative verb and therefore is usually used in the Present simple only.It can very occasionally be used in the continuous,but mostly we will say"I hear".
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/stative-verbs.html

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