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The phrase "nothing with me" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to convey that someone has nothing or no belongings with them. An example sentence could be: "I left my bag at home, so I have nothing with me."
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Not expecting a wait, I had brought nothing with me.
Of his contract status, Rivera said: "They had an opportunity and they did nothing with me, so we'll see what happens.
"I initially thought we would be able to return within a few days, so I brought nothing with me except a bank card," said Kazuko Suzuki, who fled her home in Futaba with her teenage son and daughter.
I can take nothing with me other than my passport (kept by the clerk as I enter the visiting room) and $30 in denominations no bigger than a single dollar bill and no smaller than a quarter.
When I arrived, I had nothing with me but a picture of the man I was to marry, and a bottle of aspirin, which I intended to take if I was unhappy.
"I'm being totally direct when I say there is nothing with me leaving.
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I knew there was nothing wrong with me, that nothing needed fixing.
Nothing happened with me".
" 'There's nothing wrong with me.
Nothing stays with me for very long.
And there's nothing wrong with me".
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