Is this correct english grammar ?

What is the context of your sentence?

I think that I would say in this situation is "What if I were presenting a paper." But I'm not positive if that's what you're trying to say.

Later

Hi,

Yes, you are quite close to what i meant to ask... let me elaborate abit more.

The situation is like when someone doesn't know when is your exam going to start and wishes you best of luck just randomly,and then you reply him/her by this msg that " 'what if I were giving paper' or already given and you are wishing me now! "... (in other words trying to say that he/she is q

'giving paper' does not make sense to me, does it relate to an idiom in your native language?

You would just say, 'thanks! but I took it last week' or something similar. I can't think of an English idiomatic reply for this.

"Too late, I've already taken the exam, but thanks anyway."

0 01blockquote

01cite10fluffyzzz12cite10What is the context of your sentence? 12br
12br
10I think that I would say in this situation is "What if I were presenting a paper." But I'm not positive if that's what you're trying to say. 12br
12br
10Later12blockquote

10 0-

0What if I were given a paper? (if someone gave me a paper?)02br
02br
00(I'd light my fire with it) ... ?0-