If Germany Won the World War II If Germany Won World War II

You could also say, "If Germany Won the Second World War".

If Germany Won the World War II If Germany Won World War II

However, if Germany won World War II, the language of German would be more popular than English. However, if Germany won World War II, German would be more popular than English.

However iIf Germany won World War II, the language of Germanhowever, the German language would be more popular than English. If Germany won World War II, however, the German language would be more popular than English.

However if Germany won World War II, the language of German would be more popular than English. However if Germany won World War II, German would be more popular than English.

You can just say "German".

In Europe, German would be the first official language. In Europe, German would be the official language.

In North America, people would have to learn German in order to do business with the top newnew top country across the whole of Europend other European nations. In North America, people would have to learn German in order to do business with the new top country and other European nations.

In North America, people havewould have had to learn German in order to do business with the top new country across the whole ofin Europe. In North America, people would have had to learn German in order to do business with the top new country in Europe.

Since your talking about an alternative reality, this sentence uses subjunctive tense. 少しドイツ語もできます！

New Europe ownswould have more advanced technology than America, and many young people arewould dreaming of studying and working in New Germany-led New Europe. New Europe would have more advanced technology than America, and many young people would dream of studying and working in German-led New Europe.

NewThe resulting Europe would owns more advanced technology than America, and many young people arewould dreaming of studying and working in New Germany Europe. The resulting Europe would own more advanced technology than America, and many young people would dream of studying and working in New Germany.

Again, subjunctive tense is necessary.

The affection ofor English would be like that of French today. The affection for English would be like that of French today.

The affectionllure of English would be like that of French today. The allure of English would be like that of French today.

ouch! poor French speakers.

The affectioninfluence of English would be like French today. The influence of English would be like French today.

I think I get what you mean, but "influence" is correct for this sentence.

Don't think more, I'm not a NAZI fan, it's onlyget me wrong; I'm not a fan of the Nazis. This is just an idea that came to (my) mind a few minutes ago. Don't get me wrong; I'm not a fan of the Nazis. This is just an idea that came to (my) mind a few minutes ago.

DPlease don't think more, I'm not a NAZI fan, it's onlyI'm a Nazi fan. This is just an idea that came to my mind a few minutes ago. Please don't think I'm a Nazi fan. This is just an idea that came to mind a few minutes ago.

Don't think moreany other things, I'm not a NAZI fansupporter, it's only an idea that came to my mind a few minutes ago. Don't think any other things, I'm not a NAZI supporter, it's only an idea that came to my mind a few minutes ago.

"supporter" is better in this context

I am studying English right now because (people in) the most developed countries in the world are speaking in English. I am studying English right now because (people in) the most developed countries in the world speak English.

I am studying English right now because the most developed countries in the world are speaking in English. I am studying English right now because the most developed countries in the world speak in English.

I am studying English right now because the most developed countries in the world are speaking in English. I am studying English right now because the most developed countries in the world speak English.

"are speaking" seems like they can stop speaking English easily but "speak English" is more of a situation

Thousands of Intelligent and big ambitious people arewould preparing an IGLTS (as same ase for the IGLTS (similar to how people currently study for the IELS) test outside of Europe. Thousands of Intelligent and big ambitious people would prepare for the IGLTS (similar to how people currently study for the IELS) test outside of Europe.

Thousands of Iintelligent and bhighly ambitious people arewould preparing an IGLTS (as same ase for the IGLTS test (German equivalent of IELS) test outside of Europe. Thousands of intelligent and highly ambitious people would prepare for the IGLTS test (German equivalent of IELS) outside of Europe.

Thousands of Iintelligent and big ambitious people are preparing for an IGLTS (as same as IELS) test outside of Europe. Thousands of intelligent and ambitious people are preparing for an IGLTS (as same as IELS) test outside of Europe.

verb: to prepare FOR something