7. Use the present simple, the present continuous or the present perfect to complete the email. Hello, Annie! How are you? I’m so sorry I 1) ______ (not/write) for so long but I 2) ______ (have) a lot of exams lately. I 3) ______ (take) a Maths and History test this week and next week I 4) ______ (sit) for three final exams. Mr Jones, our Maths teacher 5) ______ (be) very annoying but I know he only 6) ______ (want) to help us! Anyway, how about you? When 8) ______ (you/sit) your final exams? 9) ______ (you/study) hard these days, too? Well, I have to go now because Mum 10) ______ (just/call) me for dinner. Please keep in touch! Love, Laura

Hello, Annie!

How are you? I’m so sorry I 1) haven’t written for so long but I 2) have a lot of exams lately. I 3) am taking a Maths and History test this week and next week I 4) am sitting for three final exams. Mr Jones, our Maths teacher 5) is very annoying but I know he only 6) wants to help us! Anyway, how about you? When 8) are you sitting your final exams? 9) Are you studying hard these days, too? Well, I have to go now because Mum 10) has just called me for dinner. Please keep in touch!

Love,
Laura