@jamesdunford197

It is impossible to say that before winning it?

@jamesdunford197

I just got an answer different from yours from a native speaker that we can only say that before winning. 🤔

@jamesdunford197

His answer is “I’m excited to win!” means you predict you will win later.

Some English speakers might say “I’m excited to win” after they have won, but it’s grammatically wrong. The correct form is, “I’m excited to have won!”

@jamesdunford197 Me?? or the man who answered differently from yours?

@jamesdunford197

from Korea, Yunyong lee.
btw I'm curious why you're asking about it

@jamesdunford197

Yeah, hi James. its a little cold. you planning on visiting Korea?

@jamesdunford197

Just guessed you seem to want some help from me

@jamesdunford197

I have no occupation. Just studying to go to university next year

@jamesdunford197

I don't know what you would invest in Kor. if it's to do with your business, I wouldn't be helpful to you