That I may have chosen, or notNga nagpili acó unta, cun ualá.
That thou mayest have chosen.Nga nagpili ca na unta.
That he may have chosen.Nga siay nagpili.
That we may have chosen.Nagpili quitá (or camé) unta.
That you may have chosen.Nga nagpili camó.
That they may have chosen.Nga nagpili sila.

PLUPERFECT.

If I might have chosen.Cun acó pay nacagpili.
If thou mightest have chosen.Cun icao diay nacagpili.
If he might have chosen.Cun nacagpili pa unta sia.
If we might have chosen.Cun nacagpili unta quitá.
If you might hare chosen.Cun nacagpili unta camó.
If they might have chosen.Cun sila diay nacagpili.

IMPERFECT FUTURE.

If I shall or will choose.Ug dao acó ang magapili.
If thou shalt choose.Ug dao magapili ca.
If he shall choose.Ug dao sia magapili.
If we shall choose.Ug dao magapili quitá.
If you shall choose.Ug dao camó magapili.
If they shall choose.Ug dao sila ang magapili.

PERFECT FUTURE.

If I shall or will have chosen.Cun dao nagpili acó ogaling.
If thou shalt &.Cun icao ogaling nagpili na.
If he shall &.Cun sia ogaling nagpili na.
If we shall &.Cun camé ogaling nagpili na.
If you shall &.Cun camó na ogaling nagpili.
If they shall & have chosen.Cun dao sila na ogaling nagpili.

Rem. It must be observed that the adverbs and conjunctions we have made use of in subjunctive mood, are not characteristic signs of this mood, and very often we speak in subjunctive without them.

Although the passive voice is the most usual in the Bisaya Dialect, the active sentences have however a very important place at the conversation, and therefore it is necessary to know, that when the speech begins by a nominative agent, express or tácite, the sentence is active. The same must be said when the sentence is about an indeterminate thing, when exclamatory, interrogative or emphatical, and when points out a part of a whole, Ex: