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A noun and participle in the ablative can form an ablative absolute: urbe capta, “after the city was captured.”
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The method
Latin is about reading: you learn endings until you recognize them instantly, then use them to work out who does what in a sentence. Reading aloud, reviewing forms with spaced repetition and translating a little every day works better than memorizing charts once.
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