Pagsuratá acó, icao, hiya, camí, hira (let me, you, him or her, us, you, them be being written).
Subjunctive
| acó, etc. pagsuratón | (I may be, etc. being written) | camí, etc. panuratón | (we may be, etc. being written) |
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TABLE 5
| Primitive indirect passive | |
| Infinitive. | |
| Present, and gerund: | PAG—I, s; PA—I, PAN—I, PANG—I, p. |
| Past participle: | —IN—AN, or IN—AN |
| Indicative. | |
| Present: | IN(d)—AN, or —IN(d)—AN |
| Past: | —IN—AN, or IN—AN |
| Future: | (d)—AN |
| Imperative. | |
| —I | |
| Subjunctive. | |
| —AN | |
OBSERVATION:
Infinitive. Present and gerund. This form consists in the root transformed by the affix i, and by the prefix pag in singular, and pang, pan, or pa in plural, according to the rules above established for the use of these prefixes.[83]
Past participle,—This form consists in the root transformed by the interfix in and the affix an. The use of the interfix in follows the same rules as those hereinbefore established for the said interfix.[84]
Indicative.—Present. This tense is determined by doubling the first syllable of the root, and then (after the said first syllable being doubled) by placing the interfix in between the first consonant and the first vowel of the root. If the root begins with a vowel, the interfix in is prefixed to the root whose first syllable has been already doubled. [[74]]