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I received my birthday gift from a friend, and I want to say " I love it". Can't I say I loved it (in the past sentence)? Only Present form is acceptable??

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Both are fine. The past tense means you loved the moment when you saw the gift and it delighted you. The present tense means you are still enjoying it.

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