In most cases, an ablative absolute is created by a __________ in the ablative with a participle in the ablative.

What are the three tenses of participles?

How would you translate the following ablative absolute: rege ducente

How would you translate the following ablative absolute: civitate rectō

Sometimes, you can have a _____________ in the ablative with noun in the ablative, omitting the participle for sum.

Verus vel Falsus: There is a future active participle.

Verus vel Falsus: There is a perfect active participle.

Verus vel Falsus: An ablative absolute can exist with a participle in the dative form.

Verus vel Falsus: There is a present passive participle.

Translate the following ablative absolute: Fine transitō