If I was/were blind? I read this sentence here https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/if-i-thought-i-would-have-ducked-you-too.3314388/ See #12 If I was blind, I would have walked more carefully. This sentence is come up with by a native speaker, who says the sentence means "The person is now blind, and was then blind. That a feature of that particular conditional form." But I find his sentence and explanation funny. I don't think his sentence is correct because I expected "If I were blind..."(which means he is not blind now) So could you tell me if his sentence is correct and how you understand it? Thank you.