introductory practice to the Subjunctive

potat

• indicative

  present tense

  "he carries"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was carrying

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been carrying"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have carried"

portavisset

• indicative present tense

  "he carries"

• indicative imperfect tense

  "he was carrying"

• subjunctive imperfect tense

  "he may have carried"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have carried"

portaret

• indicative

  present tense

  "he carries"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was carrying”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been carrying"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have carried"

portabat

• indicative

  present tense

  "he carries"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was carrying”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been carrying"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have carried"

docet

• indicative

  present tense

  "he teaches"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was teaching”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been teaching"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have taught"

docebat

• indicative

  present tense

  "he teaches"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was teaching”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been teaching"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have taught"

doceret

• indicative

  present tense

  "he teaches"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was teaching”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been teaching"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have taught"

docuisset

• indicative

  present tense

  "he teaches"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was teaching”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been teaching"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have taught"

est

• indicative

  present tense

  "he is"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have been"

esset

• indicative

  present tense

  "he is"

• indicative

  imperfect tense

  "he was”

• subjunctive

  imperfect tense

  "he may have been"

• subjunctive pluperfect tense

  "he might have been"