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The phrase "I didn't get anything" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express that you received nothing in a particular context, such as not receiving a gift, information, or results. Example: "After waiting for hours, I checked my mailbox and realized I didn't get anything."
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"I didn't get anything.
"I didn't get anything," Clara said.
And I didn't get anything".
I didn't get anything from the international agencies," she said.
I had a migraine, I didn't get anything done.
I didn't get anything like that respect from Sanders and his supporters.
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"I didn't get anything--no Rice-A-Roni, no vacuum bags.
I don't get anything too exotic.
"I don't get anything at Christmas.
But I don't get anything.
"I don't get anything in the street," she says.
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