Hello. I'll be very grateful if you help me with a few questions.

1)I know that the sentence "Why are you always late" correct, but is it possible to say "Why are you always being late" to show that it happens very often?
2)Do you think it's possible to use "every time" in the same context "Why are you every time late?" or "Why are you late every time?"
3)Is it OK to say "He is not late ever" meaning "he is never late"?
Thank you very, very much.

1)I know that the sentence "Why are you always late" correct, but is it possible to say "Why are you always being late" to show that it happens very often?

The word "being" is not needed in that sentence; "always" takes care of the emphasis.

2)Do you think it's possible to use "every time" in the same context "Why are you every time late?" or "Why are you late every time?"
The first sentence is very awkward, but the second sentence has the adverbial phrase "every time" in the correct place.

3)Is it OK to say "He is not late ever" meaning "he is never late"?
No ... "He is never late" is all you need to say.

Hello! I'd be happy to answer your questions.

1) The sentence "Why are you always late?" is grammatically correct and conveys the meaning that the person is consistently late. To emphasize the frequency, you can say, "Why are you always being late?" However, it is more common to use the phrase "always late" rather than "always being late" to express regular lateness.

2) When asking about someone's consistent lateness, it is more natural to say, "Why are you late every time?" or "Why are you late all the time?". These phrasings convey the idea that the person is late on every occasion or most of the time. Using "every time" before "late" can sound a bit awkward in English.

3) The sentence "He is not late ever" is technically grammatically correct, but it might sound a bit unusual to native English speakers. To express the meaning "he is never late," it is more commonly said as "He is never late" or "He is always on time." These phrasings are more idiomatic and commonly used in everyday conversation.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.