I found this question online asking for 5 sentences instead of just one. That's why I wrote 5 of them.
Answer:
- If the prodigal son hadn't been so greedy, he wouldn't have asked his father for money.
- If the prodigal son hadn't been so careless, he wouldn't have spent all the money so quickly.
- If the prodigal son hadn't spent all the money, he would never have learned to value his father.
- If the prodigal son hadn't returned home, he would probably have starved to death.
- If the father hadn't taken the prodigal son back, he would have had to live in the streets.
Explanation:
<u>A conditional sentence expresses a condition for something to happen. It may or may not express something possible. That is, conditional sentences can be used to expresses hypothetical thinking or even wishful thinking about events that cannot be changed or events that will never take place. An example of conditional sentence is: If it does not rain tomorrow, I will go to the movies with you.</u>
Having that in mind, let's write a few conditional sentences about the prodigal son, one of the stories told by Jesus, according to the Bible:
- If the prodigal son hadn't been so greedy, he wouldn't have asked his father for the money.
- If the prodigal son hadn't been so careless, he wouldn't have spent all the money so quickly.
- If the prodigal son hadn't spent all the money, he would never have learned to value his father.
- If the prodigal son hadn't returned home, he would probably have starved to death.
- If the father hadn't taken the prodigal son back, he would have had to live in the streets.
