with you

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You can’t take your luggage trolley through the custom. Take a look at my next sentence. Can I also say it this way?

You can’t take your luggage trolley with you through the custom.

[emsr2d2]

You can’t take your luggage trolley through the Customs. Take a look at my next sentence. Can I also say it this way?

You can’t take your luggage trolley with you through the Customs.

See above. That area of an airport is not called "the custom" (look up the definition of "custom"); it's called "Customs" because the people who work in it are "Customs Officers".

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Hi and many thanks!!!

Believe it or not I got the first sentence entirely from my Langenscheidt textbook! That's unbelievable.

Sometimes you try some things in English and get a complete other result than expected.

Always good to be on your forum.

[SoothingDave]

Yes, you can add "with you" to your sentence, but it doesn't really add any information.