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WorksheetsAblative Absolute
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 11mins
"With the noun having been verbed" is made up of
A noun and a Present Active Participle
A noun and a Perfect Passive Participle
A noun and a Future Active Participle
A noun and a Present Passive Participle
Translate: hostibus pulsis
With the enemies having been driven back
With the enemies driving back
With the driving back enemies
With the about to drive back enemies
Find the ablative absolute: pace facta, Romani Romam venerunt.
pace facta
Romani
Roman venerunt
Romani Romam venerunt
Find the ablative absolute: miles, manibus liberatis, hostes interficiunt
miles manibus
manibus liberatis
liberatis hostes
hostes interficiunt
Translate: miles, manibus liberatis, hostes interficiunt.
The soldier freed his hands and kills the enemies.
The soldier, with his hands having been freed, kills the enemies.
The soldier, with freeing hands, kills the enemies
The soldier, about to free his hands, kills the enemies
Translate: pace facta, Romani Romam venerunt.
With peace having been made, the Romans came home
With peace making, the Romans came home
About to make peace, the Romans came home
Having made peace, the Romans came home
Participles are ...
nouns
adjectives
adverbs
exclamations
Which of the following is a present active participle?
amo
amatus
amaturus
amans
Which of the following is a perfect passive participles?
duco
ductus
ducturus
ducans
Which of the following is a future active participles?
dico
dictus
dicturus
dicans
What would be the proper translation of the present participles, example: regens
to rule
having ruled
ruling
about to rule
What would be the proper translation of the perfect passive participle, example: captus
having captured
having been captured
about to capture
capturing
What would be the proper translation of the future active participle, example: pugnaturus
having fought
to fight
fighting
about to fight
Which word in the following sentence is being modified by the participle: Ego puellam, currentem in agrīs, amo.
agris
puellam
ego
amo
