On the basis of corpus and experimental evidence, this paper claims that the ongoing process of change affecting the use and interpretation of the [Present under Past] pattern in subjunctive argument clauses in some Spanish varieties is sensitive to the syntactic/semantic type of the clause.The pattern deviates from Sequence-of-Tense grammar in not giving rise to double access effects.In SIDE TABLE the variety explored in this paper, this only happens in the argument clauses of causative, directive, and volitional predicates, i.e.in a type of clause which is held to be lower in a scale of clausehood than the argument clauses Boys Pants of predicates of belief and assertion.
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