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In this short episode, you’ll learn how to use “if I were you” correctly when giving advice in English.
Many learners say “if I was you”, but fluent speakers use a different structure. I explain why we say “if I were you”, how this second conditional works, and when it sounds natural in real conversations.
You’ll also hear clear pronunciation guidance and simple examples you can use immediately.
Perfect for intermediate learners who want more accurate spoken English.
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