Select the option that can replace the highlighted part of the sentence grammatically and contextually correctly. If no replacement is required,
select “No Replacement”. She has wrote a beautiful letter to her friend.

The correct option is "has written".

Step-by-step Explanation:

1. Analyze the original sentence: "She has wrote a beautiful letter to her friend."
The highlighted verb phrase is "has wrote".

2. Identify the grammatical error: The auxiliary verb "has" is used to form the present perfect tense. The structure for the present perfect tense is:
Subject + has/have + past participle form of the verb (V3).
The verb here is "write". Let's look at its forms:
- Base Form (V1): write
- Past Simple (V2): wrote
- Past Participle (V3): written

3. Apply the grammatical rule: Since the past simple form "wrote" is used instead of the past participle form "written" after "has", the original sentence is grammatically incorrect.

4. Evaluate the options:
- "has written": Correctly uses the past participle form "written" with the auxiliary "has" to form the present perfect tense.
- "knows writing": Grammatically incorrect and contextually awkward here.
- "is wrote": Incorrect passive/active structure; "wrote" is past simple, not the past participle needed for passive voice ("is written").
- "presenting": Grammatically incorrect when placed directly after "She has" without additional verb modifications.

5. Conclusion: Replacing "has wrote" with "has written" makes the sentence grammatically correct: "She has written a beautiful letter to her friend."