Difficulty: Easy
Correct Answer: seeks
Explanation:
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Concept/ApproachFor general truths/habits, use the simple present. With a 3rd person singular subject, the verb takes -s: "Ayesha always seeks …".
Option analysisseeks — correct simple present, 3rd person singular. ✅seeking — participle/gerund; needs an auxiliary (is/was) or a role as noun.sought — simple past; mismatches the habitual present with "always".seeker — noun; grammatically wrong.
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Final Answerseeks
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