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Discover Ludwig'gotten really bad' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing how something has changed for the worse. For example, "The traffic in town has gotten really bad this past year."
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"It's gotten really bad.
"It had just gotten really bad".
The winds have gotten really bad.
"I've been Knicks a fan for eight years, but they've gotten really bad," Weil said.
"The economy in Puerto Rico has gotten really bad," said Angelo Falc?f the National Institute for Latino Policy.
But about halfway through our season this year, things have gotten really bad with the bank failures and the bailout and the drama".
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It got really bad.
Then things got really bad.
"I've got really bad gas".
Business was really good, until it got really bad.
"Things got really bad, really scary," she recalled.
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