Use the present simple, the present continuous and the present perfect to complete the email.
Hi Faye! How are you? I'm so sorry I 1)... (not/write) for so long but I 2)...(be) very busy with school lately. 3)... (you/like) you new school? We 4)... (have) a new English teacher, Mrs Adams. She's very nice but sometimes she 5)... (give) us a lot of homework. She's from Canada and she 6)... (only/be) in England for a few months. She 7)...(love) it here. Next week, she 8)...(take) us on a school trip to a historic castle. I can't wait!
So, what about you? 9)...(you/make) any new friends so far? Well, that's all for now. Somebody 10)... (knock) on my door, so I have to go! Write back soon! Love, Sally.

1) haven't been wirting2) was3) do you like4) have5) gives6) has only been 7) loves8) is taking9) have you made10) knocks