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24. (Answers to thought questions are not graded. However, they are required for several reasons: 
1. They will cause you to think more deeply about the lesson. 
2. They will give you the opportunity to express yourself in English.
3. They will show your teacher if you understand the lessons. 
4. Please write your own ideas; do not copy from the lesson. ) 

Why did the younger son ask for his part of the family wealth, then leave home?

Your Answer:

people like money and the younger son is no exception. with the money, he can do what he want,such as calling a prostitute, and so on.

Teacher comments:

people [People] like money and the younger son is [was, because the story is told in past tense] no exception. with [With] the money, he can [could] do what he want [wanted], such as calling a prostitute, and so on.

Hello! My name is Adrienne, and I will be your study helper. I'm 39 years old, married, and the mother of two daughters who are 7 and 3. I will make comments or suggestions on the thought questions using brackets [like this]. Sometimes I also ask questions. These are ways to help you with your English writing skills. You are always welcome to ask me questions or write your own opinions. This is a good way to practice and it also makes the lessons more helpful and interesting.

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25. Why did the older brother become angry when he heard the sound of music and learned about the party?

Your Answer:

Because the older son think his farther is unfair. He have been working like a slave to sever his father, but his father never killed even a goat for him.While the younger son left home and wasted all the money, but the father killed the fat calf and gave him a party.

Teacher comments:

Because the older son think [thought] his farther is [father was being] unfair. He have [had] been working like a slave to sever [serve] his father, but his father never killed even [never even killed] a goat for him. While [the word "while" isn't really necessary here] the younger son left home and wasted all the money, but the father killed the fat calf and gave him a party.

One of the difficult things about learning English is the variety of verb tenses. We will work on these together to help you understand how they work.

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26. Now, read the story again and think of God as the father. What does the story teach about God? What do we learn about ourselves?

Your Answer:

The lessons I learn form the story is that god loves everyone. He even loves those who had sinned against him, just as he loves the younger son. He loves all people even though he don't give each of them a party,

Teacher comments:

The lessons I learn form [learned from] the story is that god [God] loves everyone. He even loves those who had sinned against him, just as he loves the younger son. He loves all people even though he don't [doesn't] give each of them a party,

Another story Jesus tells in the Bible talks about how, when someone decides to return to God, the angels in heaven celebrate. Every person is important to God, and he wants each of them to come to him and be his friend.

I'm very glad to meet you. I look forward to working with you and learning more about you. I find archaeology very interesting, so it will be fun to learn from you as well. Have a good week!

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