Is it correct to say If i were or if I was?

Answer 1

If I were:

you use if i were if you are stating that if you WERE.

Ex. : '' If I were a cat, Harry Styles would Scream everytime he sees me.

If I were is part of a conditional sentence:

eg If I were you I would go and see her.

Were is used for all persons we/he/they including I. Even though I is singular and were is plural were is still used.

These kinds of sentences are used to talk about something that is impossible/improbable

If I were king I would ban all cars. ( It is very unlikely I will be king)

Answer 2

Both "if I were" and "if I was" are used in conditional statements, but "if I were" is considered more grammatically correct when expressing a hypothetical or unlikely situation, while "if I was" is commonly used in informal speech.