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While Donald Trump has been criticized for his speeches having the grammar of a fifth-grader before, his tweets have taken the bar even lower -- and the internet has noticed.

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Trump's tweet from July 24 about Bernie Sanders supporters, which has since been deleted, had quite a few errors that grammar and spelling lovers took offense to.

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In particular, Donald's incorrect use of "there" (it should be "their") and incorrect spelling of "waist" (it should be "waste") are among the offensive phrases.

Several twitter users, including filmmaker Joe Carnahan, pointed out Trump's errors with no mercy.

@realDonaldTrump Look at this fucking idiot! He doesn't even possess basic spelling and grammar skills.

HE'S a "Statesman"!?

Wow.

— Joe Carnahan (@carnojoe) July 24, 2016

@realDonaldTrump *waste *their

— Rhys Woolf (@RhysWoolf) July 24, 2016

@realDonaldTrump learn to spell !!!! Waste* and you want to be president

— Boston Jimmy (@jim72182) July 24, 2016

@realDonaldTrump *their *waste You know, I expect the President to be able to fucking spell. It's basic. Rather like you.

— Victoria Lane (@VictoriaLane) July 24, 2016

@realDonaldTrump your tweet is the biggest 'waist' of time.

— Tom Bwana (@TomBwana) July 24, 2016

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