Spot the error. Was I to get drunk, it would help me drown my anguish.
Correct answer: A. was
- A. was
- B. to get
- C. would help
- D. drown
Explanation
The correct form is "Were I to get drunk," not "Was I to get drunk." This uses the subjunctive mood correctly in English grammar.
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