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Rh determines whether it is to be Incomplete or Completed. § 231.

(C) There being no proper Future or Future Perfect of the Subjunctive, their place is generally taken by the Present and Perfect Subjunctive. See, however, § 231.

§ 226. —Unless the sense forbids, Primary Tenses in Principal clauses are followed by Primary Tenses in Dependent clauses, and Secondary by Secondary. Thus §227. Primary tenses are put after the Present, Future, Future Perfect, Indicative and Subjunctive, and the Imperative (§ 386).

§ 228. Secondary tenses are put after the Imperfect, Pluperfect, Perfect Aorist, Indicative and Subjunctive, and the Perfect Infinitive (§ 387.)

§ 229. Primary or Secondary tenses may be put after the Perfect Proper, Indicative and Subjunctive, and the Historical Present (§ 389).

§ 230. The Present and Future Infinitive, the Participles, and other Verbal Adjectives and Nouns, do not affect the Sequence of Tenses. If a Verb depends on them, it is put in the tense required by the leading Verb (§ 390).

§ 231. Incomplete and Completed Tenses of the Sub-