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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Mordechai · 31-35, M

So the only context we say "I were" is for example: "If I were to do x, then x would happen". It's uncommon but it's future tense and very specific.

"I was" is past tense and is the correct one in most contexts 🙂