7. We (loves / are loving / is loving/love / loving) trying new restaurants all the time!

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This sentence is about choosing the correct verb form to follow the subject 'We' in the present simple tense.
Option 1: 'loves' — This form is used with third-person singular subjects (he/she/it), not with 'We'. It would be grammatically incorrect here.
Option 2: 'is loving' — This is the present continuous form, which would require 'We are loving' if used. However, with the verb 'love' that expresses a general habit, the present simple is normally used, so this is not appropriate in this context.
Option 3: 'love' — The base form 'love' is used after plural subjects like 'we' in the present simple tense to express a regular or habitual action. This fits the meaning of 'We love trying new restaurants all the time.'
Option 4: 'loving' — The present participle 'loving' would be used in continuous tenses or as an adjective, not as the main verb after 'We' in a standard present simple sentence. It does not form a correct verb phrase here.
Option 5: 'are loving' — Similar to option 2, this would be the present continuous with 'We are loving,' which is not the natural choice for expressing a frequent habit or repeated action in this sentence. It sounds awkward and ungrammatical in this context.

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