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Most often the subjunctive in translation looks like the indicative mood. Variations are indicated below; a blank means that the specific tense cannot be used for this subjunctive function. E.G, The Hortatory/Iussive Subjunctive can only have a present subjunctive form.
| Tense | Hortatory Iussive | Purpose Clause | Indirect Command | Result Clause | Indirect Question Clause | Cum Clause | Si (If clause) |
| Present Subj. | let-, may-, should-, is to-, are to- + meaning |
may-, in order to-, to- |
to- | present indicative | present indicative | present indicative | should-, were to- |
| Imperfect Subj. | might-, in order to-, to- |
to- | imperfect indicative | imperfect indicative | imperfect indicative | ||
| Perfect Subj. | Perfect indicative | Perfect indicative | Perfect indicative | ||||
| Pluperfect Subj. | Pluperfect indicative | Pluperfect indicative | had-, would have- |
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