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as,” ąuando “when,” and a few others, when it is expressing futurę time; when the first verb is in the past, the imperfect subjunctive is used; if the verb after the conjunction ex-presses past time the indicative is used:

Vamos decidir assim ąue nos disserem (fut. subj.).

Indicamos1 ąue

decidiriamos assim ąue nos dissessem (imperfect subj.).

Assim ąue nos disseram, decidimos (preterit).

Eu Ihe mando o livro depois ąue Sie me mandar (fut. subj.) o dinheiro.

źle me dird ąuando me vir.


We’U decide as soon as they tell us.

We said that we would

decide as soon as they told us.

As soon as they told us, we decided.

PU send him the book after he sends me the money.

He wiU tell me when he sees me. (Vir is the futurę subjunctive of ver.)

6. The subjunctive is used in certain condi-tional sentences (see section 34).

32. SEQUENCE OF TENSES

In addition to Information already given, keepj in mind the following regarding seąuence tenses:

1. If the main verb is in the present or futuręj

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the subjunctive, if reąuired, will be in the present if its time is present or futurę:

I doubt that he will eonie.


Duvido (de) ąue ele venha.

I doubt that they are home.


Duvido (de) ąue ełas estejam em casa.

The subjunctive will be in the imperfect if its time is past:

Duvido ąue ele \iesse. I doubt that he came.

2. If the main verb is in the past, the sub-junctive, if reąuired, will be in the imperfect if it reflects action at the same time or later; it will be in the pluperfect (past perfect sub-junctive) if it indicates previous action:

Eu duvidava'(de) ąue ele viesse.

Eu duvidava (de) ąue ele tivesse vindo.


I doubted that he would come.

I doubted that he had come.

33. THE CONDITIONAL

The present conditional is formed by adding the endings -ia, -ias, -ia, -iamos -ieis, -lam to the infinitives of all three conjugations:

iii

partir to leave

partiria

(partirias)

partiria


ii

falar to speak

falaria

(falarias)

falaria


aprender to learn

aprenderia (aprenderias) aprenderia


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