Someone English native explain me this please.

What is the difference between saying "I was"/"I were" because they taught me to use "I were" not I was.

And I always when I talk with the IA it used "was" instead "were". (And sometimes I do that as well)

Thanks.

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ArishMell · 70-79, M

The most common difference is conditional:

"I was going to London by train",

but,

"If I were going to London I would go by train." (Or, "If I were to go..."

AI reflects only how it was programmed. It does not understand anything it says in any human terms.

MiaAyuzawa · 26-30, F

Oooohh thanks!! @ArishMell