Conditionals

A. SIMPLE CONDITIONS (nothing implied as to fulfillment)

condition	protasis	apodosis
present	Present indicative	Present indicative
past	Imperfect/perfect indicative	Imperfect/perfect indicative

B. FUTURE CONDITIONS (nothing implied as to fulfillment)

condition	protasis	apodosis
more vivid	Future indicative	Future indicative
more vivid	Future perfect indicative	Future indicative
less vivid	Present subjunctive	Present subjunctive
less vivid	Perfect subjunctive	Present subjunctive

C. CONDITIONS CONTRARY TO FACT

condition	protasis	apodosis
present	Imperfect subjunctive	Imperfect subjunctive
past	Pluperfect subjunctive	Pluperfect subjunctive

D. GENERAL CONDITIONS (do not usually differ in form from Particular Conditions (A, B, and C), but are sometimes distinguished in the cases following.)

condition	protasis	apodosis
Present General Condition	Present subjunctive 2nd person singular (indefinite subject)	present indicative
Present General Condition	Perfect indicative	Present indicative
Past General Condition (Repeated Action)	Pluperfect indicative	Imperfect indicative
Past General Condition (Repeated Action)	Imperfect subjunctive	Imperfect indicative

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Tables were created using Allen and Greenough Latin Grammar §513, §514.