Past Subjunctive
Formed as present subjunctive of avoir or être + past participle (je suis content que tu sois venu), it marks the subordinate action as completed before the main clause's reference point — the trigger rules are unchanged, only relative time shifts. Auxiliary choice and participle agreement follow exactly the passé composé rules.
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Formed as present subjunctive of avoir or être + past participle (je suis content que tu sois venu), it marks the subordinate action as completed before the main clause's reference point — the trigger rules are unchanged, only relative time shifts. Auxiliary choice and participle agreement follow exactly the passé composé rules.
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