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Discover LudwigThe phrase "did really bad" is not considered standard English; it would be more appropriate to say "did really badly." You can use it informally to describe someone performing poorly in a situation.
Example: "He did really bad on the test, and it affected his overall grade."
Alternatives: "performed poorly" or "did poorly."
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"America doesn't pay anything to the Indians when they did really bad things.
They do not want retro, off the wall logos, and all those did really bad in the polls.
I'm going to keep it real: I did really bad".
Instead, she offered this assessment: "I did really bad.
He just did really bad things to people".
Hillary did really bad stuff with her emails and with Benghazi.
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"They may have done really bad things".
And I have done really bad things".
Yes, I do, really bad, because Force India has fought like hell for all the smaller teams".
"Two years ago I go to the FBI because my son was doing really bad, OK?" Mohammad Rahami told the New York Times.
"Two years ago I go to the FBI because my son was doing really bad, OK?" Mohammed Rahami told the Times.
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