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Can we mark a spelling mistake in this SPD preparation advert?

“No child left behind!” shouts a SPD choosing advert, that was published in a Mülheimer Woche recently.

The advert depends a ways in that a SPD has invested in preparation over a past 7 years. It claims that an additional €200 billion has been invested in children and preparation given 2010, that kindergarten places have doubled, and that 7,200 new teachers have been hired.

The usually problem is that a advert states: 7,200 Lehrer mehr seid 2010. Even someone struggling to investigate for their A2 German examination no doubt recognizes a mistake here, with seid being a form of a noun sein, while seit is a scold word for “since.”

But some Germans clearly upset a two, and so a mnemonic seid ist sein und seit ist time has been combined to assistance them remember.

The regressive Christian Democratic Party (CDU) were discerning to burst on a mistake, crowing in a twitter that “the design demonstrates some-more than 45 years of preparation process from a SPD and Hannelore Kraft.”

With state elections in North Rhine-Westphalia on Sunday, SPD Minister President Hannelore Kraft is perplexing to urge her bureau from a CDU challenger Armin Laschet.

The many new polling by open broadcasters ARD and ZDF shows a dual parties neck-and-neck in Germany’s many populous state.

Article source: https://www.thelocal.de/20170508/can-you-spot-the-spelling-mistake-in-this-spd-education-advert