ALWAYS present simple or present continuous
We are always waiting for you!
He always waits for me.

I guess both of these sentenses are correct, what is the difference in meaning then? (I need to explain the difference and I don't know how to say that rules doesn't always apply)
Should it be always Present Simple after ALWAYS?

I would appreciate more examples if you have one!

Question

ALWAYS present simple or present continuous
We are always waiting for you!
He always waits for me.

I guess both of these sentenses are correct, what is the difference in meaning then? (I need to explain the difference and I don't know how to say that rules doesn't always apply)
Should it be always Present Simple after ALWAYS?

I would appreciate more examples if you have one!

Answer

Hello Marta,
The use of the continuous form, especially in your context would indicate annoyance whereas the simple form is stating a fact.

Best wishes

Bob

Answer

"He always waits for me" is stating an action which is always true but is dependent on another clause.

"he always waits for me ...When I finish school"
He always waits for me when I finish work. 
This means that the sentence is usually part of "the conditionals". This particular example is  known in English grammar as the zero conditional and is formed with the present tense and present tense.

"We are always waiting for you" is not a depending on another clause, its simply a statement of fact at any time, the people are waiting for another person to contact them. Another way of saying "you are welcome anytime"

Consider,

"Ice melts when I heat it"
and
"Ice always melts"

its the same thing

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