- She talks as if she is rich.
- She talks as if she was rich.
- She talked as if she was rich.
- She talked as if she had been rich.
- She talked as if she were rich.
Please check up all these sentences if their tenses are OK?
These days, all are acceptable.
Traditionally, ‘was’ would not be used in a conditional statement. ‘Were’ is what would be accepted.