1. We were told the match had already started when she arrived.

2. We were told the match had already started when she had arrived.

3. We were told the match had already been started when she arrived.

4. We were told the match already started when she had arrived.

1. Between you and I, I doubt that be will come.

2. Between you and I, I doubt that he would come.

3. Between you and me. I doubt that he will come.

4. Between you and me, I doubt that be would come.

1. I have never heard that kinds of excuse.

2. I have never heard these kinds of excuse.

3. I have never heard that sorts of an excuse.

1. It had been raining all day today.

2. It was raining all day today.

3. It rains all day today.

4. It has been raining all day today.

1. One and a half hour is a long time.

2. One and a half hours is a long time.

3. One and a half hour are a long time.

4. One and half hour is a long time.