Sentence inquiry

AnonymousIs this sentence written correct?

Yes.

AnonymousAnd are the tenses correct?

It depends on when you wish it to refer to.

AnonymousIs it considered a present hypothetical?

Yes.

Thanks. What do you mean by 'when you wish it to refer to'? You mean if the sentence is said to the right situation! I meant are the tenses in the sentence correct, as in if the sentence is written correctly with the correct tenses.

AnonymousWhat do you mean by 'when you wish it to refer to'?

If you wish it to refer to improbable present/future, it is correct.

I see. So the tenses are correct but it depends on when I am referring it to, right?

Can be seen as both improbable and hypothetical? Or do these words (improbable or hypothetical mean the same) basically mean the same?

Anonymousr do these words (improbable or hypothetical mean the same) basically mean the same?

Yes.

Would these be the two other forms in which they are written:

If I want you to pick me up I will ask you.(Future)
If I had wanted you to pick me up I would have asked you. (Unrealistic past)

And are what are in brackets, what they refer to, correct?

Thanks!

Yes and yes.

Thank you very much.

My last question is, I just wasn't sure if I wrote this sentence correctly: And are what 'are' in brackets, what they refer to, correct?

Should I have used 'is' instead of 'are', or is 'are' correct?

Thanks again.