2023 Ablatives + T Swift

"You and I ended up in the same room at the same time.”

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with a Preposition (Original Flavor)

• None of these

"So why can't you see/ You belong with me?"

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with a Preposition (original flavor)

• None of these

"Don't threaten me with a good time."

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with a Preposition (Original Flavor)

“So, make the friendship bracelets, take the moment and taste it.”

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative of Personal Agent (original flavor)

• None of these

"I like shiny things, but I'd marry you with paper rings"

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with Preposition (Original Flavor)

• None of these

"3 AM and I'm still awake, I'll bet you're just fine, fast asleep in your city that's better than mine."

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with a Preposition (Original Flavor)

• None of these

“I just like hanging out with you, all the time”

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with a Preposition (Original Flavor)

• None of these

“Every single thing I touch becomes sick with sadness.”

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with a Preposition

• None of these

"Fighting with a true love is boxing with no gloves"

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• BOTH Ablative of Manner and Ablative of Accompaniment

• BOTH Ablative of Means and Ablative of Accompaniment

"Roaring 20s, tossing pennies in the pool"

In a Latin sentence, this would be:

• Ablative of Means

• Ablative of Manner

• Ablative of Accompaniment

• Ablative with a Preposition (Original Flavor)

• None of these