The Past Subjunctive
The past subjunctive is formed much like the simple past tense, the
The past subjunctive is used to indicate events that took place before the action described by the verb in the main sentence. If the event in the subordinate clause took place later or actually did not take place at all, the subjunctive is not used. Remember, too, that the subjunctive is used only with two different subjects; if the subject of the subordinate clause is the same, use an infinitive instead.
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He was happy that she came to the reception. |
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I doubted that he had succeeded. |

