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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Some tag classes impact the parser's behavior. For example, the input text
to deconjugate a noun with the verb 「する」 back into the stem.
Other uses of this behavior include more accurate automatic kanji reading
-generation, for example 「城」 b:ing read as 「じょう」 in 「ハイラル城」
+generation, for example 「城」 being read as 「じょう」 in 「ハイラル城」
because 「ハイラル」 has the tag `name:place` in the database, and
「城(じょう)」 has `class:suffix`, while 「城(しろ)」 has `class:noun`.
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ instead of 「トト湖(こ)」 as an expression to fix the reading of the kanji
If Yomikun doesn't generate the correct reading, and the reading isn't based on
natural language context (=a computer *could* accurately decide which reading
is correct based on other words/tags in the sentence), please submit a pull
-request with the sentence and it's (expected) reading. An example of a
+request with the sentence and its (expected) reading. An example of a
non-deterministic reading is 「何」 in the sentence 「何できた?」 which can be
read as both 「なん」 in which case 「何で」 turns into a single word, or
「なに」 where 「何」 is a regular word and 「で」 is particle.