What is the difference between "nervous with~" and "nervous about~"?
What is the difference between "nervous with~" and "nervous about~"? and if you give me some examples, that would be helpful.

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I'm nervous about my exams.
I'm nervous about travelling abroad alone.

The usual preposition to go with 'nervous' is 'about'. The only time it's followed by with is in a sentence such as:

'I'm nervous with strangers.'

which is a contracted form of 'I'm nervous when I'm with strangers'. In this case the 'with' is part of the following clause, rather than connected to the adjective.

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