"During that time, I got way more nervous with I'm in physical contact with him." - with I'm in??
What's the thing possibly omitted between "with" and "I'm in"? Or if that's grammatical and being seen natural to natives, what am I missing?

Question

"During that time, I got way more nervous with I'm in physical contact with him." -> with I'm in??
What's the thing possibly omitted between "with" and "I'm in"? Or if that's grammatical and being seen natural to natives, what am I missing?

Answer

During that time, I *became more nervous when I was in physical contact with him."

Or,  as conversational english: While we were physical, I became more nervous.

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