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Four types of participle How do we recognise them?

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Ablative Absolute

Ablative Absolute. Ablative Absolute. This construction is used to denote the time or circumstances of an action. It usually carries an idea of time , cause , or condition .

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Ablative Absolutes

Ablative Absolutes. What is an Ablative Absolute?. A phrase that explains the circumstances under which the action of the main clause happens. For example:. With the class having been dismissed, the students left the room.

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Chapter 37 grammar

Chapter 37 grammar. Ablative Absolutes. What is an Ablative Absolute?. An ablative absolute is a time construction This is unique to Latin and not used in English There are two items included in an Ablative Absolute A noun in the Ablative A participle in the Ablative. Perfect Participles.

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