present perfect and present perfect continuous

 I has just eaten an apple.

I have just eated an apple.

I have just eaten an apple.

I eaten an apple.

Did you do a homework?

Has you done a homework already?

Have you done a homework already?

Do you do a homework already?

I have been writing a test for 40 minutes.

I have write a test for 40 minutes.

 I am writing a test for 40 minutes.

I was writing a test for 40 minutes.

He has been living for 3 years?

Have he been living for 3 years?

 Has he been living for 3 years?

Does he live for 3 years?

Pupils did not write a control work today.

 Pupils have not written a control work today.

Pupils has not written a control work today.

Pupils do not written a control work today.

The teacher has just asked us.

The teacher has just ask us.

The teacher have just asked us.

The teachers has just asked us.

Has you learnt new words?

Have you learnt new words?

Did you learn new words?

Do you learnt new words?

Has you been visiting this museum for 5 years?

Have you been visiting this museum for 5 years?

Do you visit this museum for 5 years?

Are you visiting this museum for 5 years?

They has not been acting since 2010.

They do not act since 2010.

They have not been acting since 2010.

Have they not been acting since 2010.

She does not use the Internet since Friday.

 She has not been using the Internet since Friday.

She have not been using the Internet since Friday.

She has not using the Internet since Friday.

I have been work at school for 10 years.

I has been working at school for 10 years.

 I have been working at school for 10 years.

 I have worked at school for 10 years.

Have the girls sung a song for boys today?

Have the girls sang a song for boys today?

The girls have sung a song for boys today?

Has the girls sung a song for boys today?