A common question is whether 'If I was ...' or 'If I were ...' is correct.
The answer is that they are both correct, but in different contexts.
If I were = Imaginary
If I were is used to express an imaginary situation in the present.
If I were you, I would take a vacation.
I would give the test again if I were the teacher.
If I was = when I was
If I was is used to express something that was true when or if something else happened.
If I was late for class, I got into trouble.I had to do extra homework, If I was absent.
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