Present perfect - just

What is the correct option?

• I has just done my homework.

• He has just done his homework.

• He have just done his homework.

• He just have done his homework.

What is the correct option?

• She has just told her a joke.

• The just have told jokes.

• She have just told her a joke.

• They has just told jokes.

What is the correct option?

• I has just been mean.

• He have just been mean.

• He just has been mean.

• I have just been mean.

What is the correct option?

• He have just gone to the toilet.

• He has just gone to the toilet.

• I has just gone to the toilet.

• He just have gone to the toilet.

What is the correct option?

• She just has heard a terrible noise.

• She have just heard a terrible noise.

• I has just heard a terrible noise.

• I have just heard a terrible noise.

What is the correct option?

• He has just seen a funny video.

• He have just seen a funny video.

• I has just seen a funny video.

• I just have seen a funny video.

What is the correct option?

• She has just fallen asleep.

• She has just had a nap.

• She have just had a nap.

• She just had a nap.

What is the correct option?

• I has just put the book away.

• I have just put the book away.

• I just have put the book away.

• She have just put the book away.

What is the correct option?

• She has just been late.

• She have just been late.

• She just have been late.

• He have just got angry with her.

What is the correct option?

• She has just broken her leg.

• She have just broken her arm.

• She just broken her arm.

• She has just broken her arm.