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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'his nerve' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's courage or boldness in the face of difficulty or danger. For example: Her brother was able to confront the bully, thanks to his nerve.
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Instead, he lost his nerve.
His nerve electrifies the air.
He lost his nerve.
(His nerve didn't desert him, though.
But then Jean-Baptiste lost his nerve.
But he held his nerve and refused.
Can he hold his nerve?
But Schumacher held his nerve.
Toby McLean held his nerve.
He has lost his nerve".
Holding his nerve paid off.
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