Directions: In the given question, select the option that expresses the central idea in the most clear,x concise and correct manner.

The various answer choices contain three places where an error may occur: was or were; he or him; and would or would have. The correct choices from the three pairs of alternatives are were because the first clause is contrary to fact (the I is not he) and therefore requires the subjunctive mood of the verb (I were rather than indicative, mood, I was); he because whenever a form of the verb to be is used (in this case, were), the pronouns on both sides of the verb must be subjects; and would correctly indicates an action that lies in the future of the conditional clause. Therefore, the correct answer is (1).