If I Were vs If I Was: What's the Difference? English Grammar and Writing Class with Alisha

A lot of people ask about the differences between "if I were" and "if I was." This quick video breaks down the key points: "if I were" is used for unreal situations. "If I was" is used for past potential situations. Hopefully this will help you the next time you wonder, "is it 'if i were' or 'if i was'?"

I’m Alisha, and you might recognize me from language learning videos on YouTube. My background is in copy editing and translation! This channel is all about quick tips to help you improve your writing. The tips are based on my experiences as an editor (and the kinds of mistakes I see a lot).

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Reference Book Recommendations:
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Chicago Manual of Style (Amazon Japan): amzn.to/3Q89c5v
Chicago Manual of Style (Amazon USA, International): amzn.to/4d18LU6
The Copywriter's Handbook (Amazon Japan): amzn.to/3JmD6yT
The Copywriter's Handbook (Amazon USA, International): amzn.to/3JItIGh
McGraw-Hill Education Handbook of English Grammar & Usage (Amazon Japan): amzn.to/3U5iX5h
McGraw-Hill Education Handbook of English Grammar & Usage (Amazon USA, International): amzn.to/3U20CWU

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Bradley27 - Chapstick
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Lancefield - Walk in the City
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