WorksheetsAblative Absolutes--Most Common Verbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
nuntiō datō
with the news having been given
with the news giving
when he had given the news
after he gave the news
imperatore visō
with the emperor having been seen
with the emperor seeing
after he saw the emperor
after I saw the emperor
gladiō magnō factō
with the big sword having been made
with the big sword being made
with the big sword making
after he made the big sword
iussīs dictīs
with the orders having been said
with the orders saying
with the orders he said
with the orders having said
fabulā actā
with the play having been performed
with the play being performed
with the play performing
with the performers doing the play
auxiliō petitō
with help having been sought
with help seeking
seeking help
he was seeking help
militibus iussīs
with the soldiers having been ordered
with the soldiers ordering
with the solders being ordered
with the solders and their orders
provinciā victā
with the province having been conquered
with the province conquering
after he had conquered the province
with the conquered province
poculō in mensā positō
with the cup having been placed on the table
with the cup placing on the table
placing the cup with the table
having placed the cup on the table
epistulīs missīs
with the letters having been sent
with the sent letters
with the letters he was sending
he was sending the letters
hospite donum dantī
with the guest giving a gift
with the guest having been given a gift
with the gift-giving guest
with the gifts of the guest having been given
virō regnum vidente
with the man seeing the kingdom
with the kingdom having been seen by the man
with the kingdom seeing the man
with the man having seen the kingdom
legatō bellum faciente
with the commander waging war
with the war having been waged by the commander
with the war-waging commander
with the commander war having been waged
senatorē suaviter dicente
with the senator speaking sweetly
with the sweetly-speaking senator
with the senator having spoken sweetly
with the sweet senator having been spoken
furibus ānulōs habentibus
with the thieves having rings
with the rings having been had by thieves
with the thieves of the rings having been had
with the rings having thieves
mercatoribus urbem petentibus
with the merchants seeking the city
with the city having been sought by the merchants
with the merchants of the city seeking
with the city of merchants having been sought
dominīs iubentibus
with the masters ordering
with the masters having been ordered
after the masters had ordered
the orders of the masters
feminīs gladiōs capientibus
with the women seizing the swords
with the swords having been seized by the women
with the women swords seizing
with the women having been seized by the swords
centurionibus equum ducentibus
with the centurions leading the horse
with the horse having been led by the centurions
with the centurions leading on a horse
the centurions leading the horse
liberīs umbram timentibus
with the children fearing the ghost
the children fearing the ghost
with the ghost having been feared by the children
with the ghost fearing the children
