A Hypothetically

Last week, we discussed several hypothetical situations during English class.
One of them was this: in the middle of the night, you wake up and there's a space alien in your bedroom. What happens? (this makes sense but What would you do? makes more sense)
If it that happensed to me, I would ask him whether the story around Roswell iswere/was true or not and if it iswere/was: what happened in Area 51 and Roswell?
And then I'd like to introduce our music, artworks and scent of all things(? I'm not sure what you mean).
It mustwould be interesting if things are goingwent pretty well.
In addition, I'll would very carefully check what kind of supernatural power he hasit had.
If I am were/was lucky, it mustwould be a great one/power.
We mightwould be able to enjoy a real magic show!

Yuki, your Engish is very good! I was shocked at the beginning because it was perfectly written. "Were" sounds right to me, I looked it up after and even if it is singular, it's ok to use "were" since it's used in hypothetical situations. "If I were to ___, would you ___?" But I found that you can also use "was". "Might" is used if something is not hypothetical but actually possible ie. "we might be able to get tickets". "Must" isn't hypothetical but something that is happening in the present.

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A Hypothetical (Situation)

Last week, we discussed several hypothetical situations during English class. One of them was this the following: In the middle of the night, you wake up and there's a space alien in your bedroom. What happens would happen next? OR What would you do?

If it this were to happens to me, I would ask him whether the story around about Roswell is true or not. and i If it is, then I want to know what actually happened in Area 51 and Roswell there. And t Then I'd like to introduce him to our music, artworks and scent the smell of all things everything on Earth. It must would be interesting, if things are were to going pretty well with him. In a Additionally, I'll very check carefully cautiously check what kind of supernatural power he has. If I am lucky and this did happen, it must would be a great experience. We I might be able to enjoy a real magic show!

This is trying to get you to use the conditional sentence structure in English. It's really hard to learn since there are both real and unreal conditional situations. Also, there are conditional situations using many different tenses. I can teach them to you and help you understand them. Basically, a conditional situation is one where one thing must happen for the second thing to happen. For example: 

If I go to a friend's house for dinner, I usually take a bottle of wine with me. 

But, this can also be written:

I usually take a bottle of wine with me if I go to a friend's house for dinner. 

This is an example of a real conditional using the present tense. Overall, you a pretty good writter compared to the vast majority of my Korean students. You have some things to work on, but that are things won't be hard to improve. 

A Hypothetical

Last week, we discussed several hypothetical situations during English class.
One of them was the following: In the middle of the night, you wake up and there's a space alien in your bedroom. What would you do?

If this were to happen to me, I would ask the alien whether the stories surrounding Roswell have any truth to them.

If the stories happen to be true, I would then inquire further about Area 51 and Roswell.
Afterward, I'd introduce our planet's music, artworks and the various smells of different things.
It would be great if the encounter went well.
Additionally, I'd very cautiously check the alien for supernatural abilities.
If I were lucky and the alien happened to have supernatural abilities, I'd be ecstatic.
I might be able to enjoy a real magic show!