the point in question is Par. 40 no. 6. Cuius filiae laborant?
The text we are answering the questions from is Par. #39, it
says; sec. II 3. The farmers' daughters do labor. sec. II 7. The
farmer's daughter labors. I am not sure what case or number
"filiae" would go to. gen/sing doesn't seem possible. Dat/sing
-the daughter shows a relationship to the many labors. Gen/Plur
-the daughters of many farmers do labor. The key gives the
answer "Filiae agricolarum laborant" here I understand "filiae"
is N/P, "agricolarum" is G/P, and of course "laborant" is plural
(no verb conjugation yet). my original translation of the
question was "whose daughters labor" and my answer was "agricola
filiae laborant". any suggestions for better classifying the
words?