Ablative Phrase Review

Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Brevi tempore Cornelia defessa est.

• Ablative of Time
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• Ablative of Accompaniment

Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Marcus magno clamore exclamat, "Cave, Sexte!"

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Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Interea Eucleides, qui in horto sedet, librum (book) legit.

• Ablative of Time
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Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Hodie nos ad silvam cum amicis ambulamus.

• Ablative of Time
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Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Eo ipso tempore Cornelia in via currit.

• Ablative of Time
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Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Marcus lupum ramo repellit.

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Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Raeda magno fragore in fossam descendit.

• Ablative of Time
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Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:

Cornelia ex agris cum Flavia currit

• Ablative of Time

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• Ablative of Accompaniment

Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Cornelia ex agris cum Flavia currit

• Ablative of Time
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Find the use of the ablative in this sentence:
Cornelii Romam raeda petunt.

• Ablative of Time
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• Ablative of Place