Ablative Absolute Participles Latin II

• Do you know the way?
• Have you known the way?
• Did you know the way?
• Will you know the way?

Sagittā in arcum positā, Miles pro bello paratus erat. 

• with the arrow having been placed
• with the arrow placing
• with the arrow having been able
• with the arrow being able

Sagittā in arcum positā, Miles pro bello paratus erat. 

• into the bow
• in the bow
• in the arch
• on the arch

Sagittā in arcum positā, Miles pro bello paratus erat. 

• had been prepared
• has been prepared
• will have been prepared

usu arcus nescito, homines vivere bene non poterant. 

• men were not able to live well
• enemies were not able to conquer well
• men have not been able to live good
• enemies had not been able to live well

usu arcus nescito, homines vivere bene poterant. 

• with the use having been unknown
• with the use having been known
• with the use not knowing
• with the use not being knowing

usu arcus nescito, homines vivere bene poterant. 

• of the bow
• bow
• with the bow
• for the bow

Vultu viri obscuro, clam in villam divitium intravit. 

• of the rich people
• of the rich man
• of the rich woman
• of the rich thing

Vultu viri obscuro, clam in villam divitium intravit. 

• he entered
• they entered
• he had entered
• he will have entered

Vultu viri obscuro, clam in villam divitium intravit. 

• secretly
• perhaps
• in vain
• therefore