YOUR EXAM HAS BEEN STARTED vs YOUR EXAMS HAS BEEN STARTING

Some examples from the web:

• Cassie... Everybody else has finished exams and started their holidays.
• I was in this office like a half hour answering questions before the exam even started.
• I was practicing for my fireman's exam, which started seven minutes ago.
• They started 3 hours late; his exam has been postponed to 6 pm.
• I was doing my exam, and she started bleeding from her incisions and her I.V. sites, and then she dropped into V-fib.
• The Medical Prize exam has been foiled and they've clearly run out of ways to make a mockery of that.
• His exam has been postponed to 6 pm.
• And the store to buy liquor has been closed since the bombing has been started.
• Some preparatory work has been done, but neither of the studies has been started.
• The Akonadi server has been started and can be used now.
• The glucocorticoid replacement therapy may require adjustment after NutropinAq therapy has been started.
• Now we have to continue the work which has been started.
• Since 1960, not a single large company has been started up in Sweden.
• Intensive work has been started to improve and make more effective the management of Union resources.
• The Swedish government has seen to it that a police investigation has been started.
• This warning apparently was not clearly understood by the addressee, since as of today, no formal consultation procedure has been started.
• The right approach would be to forge ahead with the work that has been started within the World Health Organization on uniform standards for tobacco products.
• The inventory of Parliament's property has been started, albeit somewhat late, and is making headway.
• Now that this war has been started, we must win it.
• Indeed, a report is being produced concerning the situation of another market segment, for which a procedure has been started.

Some examples from the web:

• They started 3 hours late; his exam has been postponed to 6 pm.
• The Medical Prize exam has been foiled and they've clearly run out of ways to make a mockery of that.
• His exam has been postponed to 6 pm.
• I've been starting over my whole life.
• I wouldn't be here at this hour if I underestimated your exam.
• Apples won't help with your exams.
• I sat your exam for you.
• Relax, you'll do fine on your exams.
• If you're finished, you may hand your exams in and leave.
• Just make sure you pass your exams next year.
• Time's up. Please pass in your exams.
• So these are your exam results.
• If you answer your exam questions like that, you'll fail.
• Get your exam ID and come with me.
• You must have aced your exam today.
• Perhaps it's because your exams are approaching and you are stressed.
• I think you're ready for your exam.
• Aah! Good luck passing your exam, Winger.
• I've corrected your exams and calculate your average grade.
• Checked it against a couple of your exams.