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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'get so nervous' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I always get so nervous before a big test."
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"I get so nervous.
"You just get so nervous that it's not real.
"On the runway, they get so nervous, in a good way," Mr. Obana said.
"You get so nervous that it just all goes into a blur," he added.
"Most importantly, try not to get so nervous that you stop thinking straight.
"The first time that they go on offense, I get so nervous," McKinzi said.
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(His agent explained: "He gets so nervous").
"She got so nervous, her spoon and cup trembled".
"I was sweating watching I got so nervous.
I got so nervous I had to go outside and walk around for a while.
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