Pretérito perfecto.

That I may have bought a horseNg̃a mupalit na aco unta ug usa ca cabayo
That you may have loved the friendsNg̃a mahagugma na icao unta sa mg̃a abian
That he may have walked in the gardenNg̃a magasodoy sodoy na sia unta sa tanaman
That we may have concealed the truthNg̃a magtago quita unta sa camatooran
That you may have read the bookNg̃a magbasa na camo unta sa libro
That they may have started this eveningNg̃a muguican na sila unta carong hapon
That I may have been loved by the FatherNg̃a higugmaon na aco unta sa Padre
That you may have been compelled to go to schoolNg̃a lugson ca unta sa pagadto sa escuelahan
That he may not have been invited to the supperNg̃a uala pa sia unta abi abiha sa panihapon
That we may not have been called by youNg̃a uala came unta taoga niño
That you may have consented to itNg̃a nanagoyon da camo unta niana
That they may have confided in that friendNg̃a nanagsalig na unta sila nianang higala

Pretérito pluscuamperfecto.

If I might have loved GodCun mahagugma pa aco unta sa Dios
If you should have liked fruitCun mahagugma pa icao unta ug bong̃a
If he would have wanted anythingCun magaquinahanglan pa sia unta ug bisan onsa
That we might have advised the sinnerNg̃a magasambag came unta sa macasasala
If you might have arrived to the portCun macaabut pa unta camo sa laoyganan
If they should have amused themselvesCun magaling̃ao ling̃ao pa sila unta
If I should have been joked by the boysCun tiao tiaoan pa aco unta sa mg̃a bata
If you would not have been talked by the tale-bearerCun dili pamolong̃an pa icao unta sa cuticutihan
If he would not have trusted to any one his moneyUg dili pa sia magpabantay sa bisan quinsa sa iyang salapi
That we might have been accompanied by the childrenNg̃a ubanan pa came unta sa mg̃a bata
If you might not have come so soonUg dili pa icao muanhi sa ing̃on ng̃a madali
If they would have been conducted to their houseCun ihatod pa sila unta sa ilang balay