Oscar A his shoes. He was B them for 5 years. They still fit but they look very old. The lower part of the shoes is even C "Oscar, you need to buy new shoes," his wife said. "No! I love my shoes," he answered. D wife decided to surprise him. She bought him 1 pair of Nikes. Oscar loved them very much. Now he wears them very E and washes them every evening.

1. For blank A, the sentence structure requires a verb in the present tense to describe Oscar's possession of shoes. Option 1, 'loves', is the correct present tense verb.
2. For blank B, the sentence describes a past action of owning shoes for 5 years. Option 3, 'love', is incorrect as it's a present tense verb. Option 2, 'wears', is also present tense. The context implies a past state of ownership, but the options provided are limited. However, looking at the options for A, B, C, D, E, and the provided choices, it seems the question is asking for the correct grammatical form. The sentence