Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Nervous"

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A: It’s that uneasy feeling you get when something is going to happen and you’re not sure how it’s going to turn out. Sometimes it makes you feel sick in your stomach. I hope that helped 😎

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A: Anxious ,worried

A: "I'm nervous for the test today."
"I would ask her, but I'm too nervous."
"I'm not anxious, just nervous."
"He's just nervous. He'll get over it."

A: I was very nervous before the exam.

My hands tremble when I'm nervous.

I get really nervous around him.

I've never been this nervous in my life.

A: 1. I’m so nervous for this test! I didn’t study all week
2. I’m nervous to talk to my crush.
3. Do roller coasters make you nervous?
4. Nervousness is a part of anxiety
5. You’ve performed on stage before so try not be nervous this time!

A: Pretty girls make me nervous.
He looks nervous.
My hands are shaking because I’m nervous.
She’s nervous about the test.

A: Performing on stage makes me so nervous. I am nervous about getting married tomorrow

A: Anxious and nervous can be used the same way. but anxious can also be used as being "eager" for something. Example, "I'm anxious about getting paid" you probably wouldn't be nervous because.. more money, but you might still be anxious because bills are coming up and you need money fast. Anxious also is related to mental disorders such as anxiety. If you want to ask someone out on a date you can say it makes you either nervous or anxious. Nervous, because approaching someone may make you feel uncomfortable, or anxious because you want to get it over with and hear the answer from that person. You can be both nervous and anxious as well.

A: Nerve-racking means that it's bothering you. It basically means really annoying. Nervous means that your scared or shy for the thing you are out to do or position you are in. Ex- Mia's talking is so nerve-racking. Ex- I'm so nervous for my job interview.

A: "I'm nervous" means you are nervous right now.
"I get nervous" means something makes you nervous and you will be if you are around the thing that makes you nervous.

"I'm nervous about the game Saturday." I am currently nervous about the game Saturday.
"I get nervous when driving." I am currently not nervous, but I will be nervous when I start driving.

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A: Nervous is simply feeling anxious. "I am nervous about the test I have to take next week".
Tense can mean a feeling you experience when nervous. Or you can feel it when your body is sore. "During the presentation, I tensed up! I was so nervous". "My body feels very tense right now. I need to relax".

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A: @AhmedConan: Nervous

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A: Nervous

A: You can do it!! Just keep practicing :)

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