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Present and past subjunctive
The terms present subjunctive and past subjunctive can be misunderstood, as
they describe forms rather than meanings: the past and present subjunctives
are so called because they resemble the past and present indicatives,
respectively, but the difference between them is a difference in modality,
not a temporal one.
For example, in "I asked that it be done yesterday," be done (a present
subjunctive) has no present-tense sense; and likewise, in "If that were true,
I would know it," were (a past subjunctive) has no past-tense sense.
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