How to distinguish "You are early" from "You are being early"?
It is a question of grammar. I do not the difference between "You are early" and "You are being early".Thanks a bunch!
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"You are being early" is not correct English. It would be like saying, ""You are being smart" or "You are being hungry." States of being do not use an auxiliary verb like is/are/was/were/am.
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"You are being early" - incorrect.
"You're early" - correct.
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Keep in mind that "are" is a form of the verb "to be". Consequently you have two "to be" verbs in a row with "you are being early" which is incorrect.
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