-te iku form with repetition / habitual action


I'm learning both the -ていく/-てくる form to express something done during the
movement and the -ている form to express a repetitive / custom action.

But, if I want to say that everyday I'm reading a book when I come to work,
can I say : まいにちかいしゃに本をよんでいいています。

It's difficult for me to understand how to combine these two forms. Thanks for
your help :)




Although 本を よんで いって いる is not wrong, you usually use 本を よみながら いって いる instead
for that meaning.




Although 本を よんで いって いる is not wrong, you usually use 本を よみながら いって いる instead
for that meaning.

