The sentence in which the underlined verb is used correctly in the subjunctive mood is the one that reads "if I were you, I would try out for the lead in the school play".
In the English language, the subjunctive mood is used to talk about conditional or imaginary situations. In this case, it has been used to explore a condition which is contrary to fact, that is, the person speaking is not the addressee. That is why the sentence reads "if i were you". It is a piece of advise.
Please file this under 'History' or 'Geography'.
It depends on one's perspective. A political leader from Pakistan may see it as the most triumphant. A homeless woman there may see that Pakistan failed her. An outsider may see it as less-than. It all depends.
Considering it is a Middle Eastern country with likely a lot of oil, it's already pretty powerful.
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You can be like I have a lot of homework to do and I need to study for a test tomorrow and so you wouldn’t have time or you are busy
