VKat wrote:
In option 'b', why we are using were in 'if it were'...?
why not 'if it was'
Already explained by Abhishek - a bit more on this:
A hypothetical situation (unlikely event in future) within an IF clause is represented by simple past:
IF Ibecame the minister, I would eradicate poverty.
IF hecame , we would play.
However a special case is that the verb "was", though simple past, is never used in such situation. As a rule, the verb "was" is replaced by "were" irrespective
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