If I Were You I Would

If I Were You I Would. If the ifclause verb is be you always use were even if the subject is I he she or it I’m not you But if I were you I wouldn’t do that John is a poor student If he were a better student he would get better grades The weather is bad If the weather were nicer we would go to the park In the result clause you use would with every verb except can.

“If I were you I would answer the question” By adding &#39have&#39 after the word &#39would&#39 you are talking about something in the past tense Here are some examples “If I were you I would have enjoyed my vacation” “If I were you I would have explained what happened” “If I were you I would have continued working until it was done”.

If I were you, I would have or If I was you, I would have?

If I were you I would go to the doctor if I were you I would subscribe to the Woodward English YouTube channel right now ) If I were you I wouldn&#39t play with those wires Though in informal (and grammatically incorrect) English you may hear some people say If I was This usage doesn&#39t sound good so avoid it You can also change the order of the sentence I would study more if I were you I would be more careful if I were you I wouldn&#39t do that if I were you.

If I were you English Grammar

“If I were you I would continue working until it is done” “If I were you I would book my reservations now” “If I were you I would answer the question” By adding &#39have&#39 after the word &#39would&#39 you are talking about something in the past tense Here are some examples “If I were you I would have enjoyed my vacation”.