1) The document explains participles and provides examples of sentences using participles. 2) The first sentence uses a present active participle to modify the direct object. 3) The second sentence uses a present active participle in an absolute ablative construction to provide additional context. 4) The third sentence uses a present active participle to form a subordinate clause describing the direct object.

1. EXPLICACIÓN ORACIONES CON PARTICIPIOS
Lupa sapiens ad flumen appropinquavit
N.s.f.
Abl.s.f.
Part. Presente
Act.
Prep.
+
Ac.
N.s.n
Ac.s.n
3ªp.s. Pret. perfecto ind act.
VERBO C.C. VERBO
SUJETO O.SUB.PART.
CONC.
C.N.
P.V.
Imperatore vincente, magna fuit laetitia
Abl.s.m Part. Pres. Act.
Abl.s.m/f/n
(adj)
N.s.f
Ab.s.f.
N.pl.n
Ac.pl.n.
3ªp.s.
Pret.
Perf.
N.s.f
Ab.s.f.
SUJ VERBO SUJ V SUJ
ABLAT. ABSOLUTO
O.SUB.ADV.
P.V. SUJETO P.V. SUJETO
Eum litteras scribentem invenit
Ac.s.m. Ac.pl.f. Part. presente
activo
Ac.s.m/f
3ªp.s. Pret.
Perfecto
ind. activa
C.D. VERBO
C.D O.SUB.PARTICIPIO
CONCERTADO
C.PVO.
VERBO

2. Imperator venit hostes victurus
N.s.m. 3ªp.s.
Pret.
perf.
Ind. act.
N.pl.m
Ac.pl.m
Part. Futuro
Act.
N.s.m
VERBO C.D. VERBO
O.SUB.PART.CONCERTADO
C.N. (con matiz adv.)
SUJETO P.V.
Imperator ,
ab
hostibus victus, se cecidit
N.s.m. Prep
+
Abl.
D.pl.m
Abl.pl.m
Part.Pasado
Pasivo
N.s.m.
Ac.s. 3ªp.s.
Pret. Perf.
Ind. Act.
C. AGENTE VERBO C.D. VERBO
SUJETO O.SUB. PARTICIPIO
CONCERTADO
APOSICIÓN
P.V.