Present Perfect Continuous

We have been learning how to play chess.

We have been learnt how to play chess.

We has been learning how to play chess.

What has you been doing to the pet?

What have you being doing to the pet?

What have you been doing to the pet?

Henry has been doing a lot of work for charities since the mid - nineties.

Henry have been doing a lot of work for charities since the mid - nineties.

Henry has being doing a lot of work for charities since the mid - nineties.

 Have they been talking to Mary? - Yes, they have been.

Have they been talking to Mary? - Yes, they have.

 Has they been talking to Mary? - Yes, they have.

Has Mark been smoking less recently? - Yes, he has.

 Is Mark been smoking less recently? - Yes, he is.

- Has Mark be smoking less recently? - Yes, he has.

Have people been eaten more meat recently? - No, they have.

Have people been eating more meat recently? - No, they haven't.

 Has people been eating more meat recently? - Yes, they have.

 Has it been raining since morning? - No, it hasn't.

- Have it been raining since morning? - No, it hasn't.

 Has it been raining for morning? - No, it hasn't.

He hasn't been playing football for 5 years.

He hasn't been playing football since 5 years.

He has been not playing football for 5 years.

What has you been reading since October?

What have you been reading for October?

What have you been reading since October?

I hasn't been living here since 2011.

I haven't being living here since 2011.

I haven't been living here since 2011.