passé du subjonctif

Le passé du subjonctif peut être imparfait (« amara » ou « amase ») ou parfait (« hubiera/hubiese amado »).
The subjunctive past tense may be imperfect ("amara" or "amase") or perfect ("hubiera/hubiese amado").
Lorsque la proposition subordonnée est au passé, il faut utiliser le passé du subjonctif, qui se forme avec le subjonctif de l’auxiliaire et le participe passé.
When a dependent clause is in the past, you need to use the past subjunctive which is formed from the subjunctive of the auxiliary verb plus a past participle.
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