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Discover LudwigThe phrase "horrible grades" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to grades that are very poor or unsatisfactory, usually in the context of school or college. For example, "My son received horrible grades this semester, so we are looking for a tutor to help him improve."
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She added: "It's the kids' fault if they are distracted and earn horrible grades".
During my sophomore year, one of my friends received horrible grades and constantly complained about the teachers.
And the only reason I was able to get into that school was these peace trips, because they just looked so colorful on a transcript for a high school, so that my horrible grades — or mediocre grades, at that point — were overlooked.
When I got into the music school, I had such horrible grades.
I have horrible grades!
If you absolutely cannot avoid earning horrible grades, show them just before you go to bed.
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After about three brutal miles, the Glandon dips for about a mile, giving you hope that the entire day won't be spent climbing to the moon, then resumes at a slightly less horrible grade.
Horrible form".
My grades were horrible.
She said he failed at a vocational school last year and switched to New Bedford High School, where his grades were "horrible".
The distress experienced upon seeing such uncharacteristically bad grades is horrible, and I cannot believe that students like me have had to endure this twice.
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