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commit 630848cdd23dfaa250db1bc310d2940d39945aca
Author: Daniel Mendler <mail@daniel-mendler.de>
Commit: Daniel Mendler <mail@daniel-mendler.de>

    Update README
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 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-)

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@@ -104,9 +104,9 @@ Ispell =LocalWords=.
 
 * Correcting misspellings
 
-The easiest way to correct misspellings is to right click on the misspelled
-word, underlined with a wavy line. Then a context menu will open where you can
-select from suggestions.
+The easiest way to correct a misspellings is to right click on the word,
+underlined with a wavy line. Then a context menu will open where you can select
+from suggestions.
 
 If you prefer to use the keyboard, invoke the command =jinx-correct=. The
 recommended binding is =M-$=, see the configuration section. Suggested 
corrections
@@ -115,12 +115,11 @@ to quickly select a suggestion. Furthermore the menu 
offers options to save the
 word temporarily for the current session, in the personal dictionary or in the
 file-local variables.
 
-Note that you can enter arbitrary input at the correction prompt in order to
-make the correction or to store a modified word in the personal dictionary.
-For example if you typed =alotriomorpc=, the prompt offers you the option
-=@alotriomorpc= which would add this word to your personal dictionary upon
-selection. You can then correct the option to =@allotriomorphic= and add it to 
the
-dictionary.
+You can enter arbitrary input at the correction prompt in order to make the
+correction or to store a modified word in the personal dictionary. For example
+if you typed =alotriomorpc=, the prompt offers you the option =@alotriomorpc= 
which
+would add this word to your personal dictionary upon selection. You can then
+correct the option to =@allotriomorphic= and add it to the dictionary.
 
 While inside the =jinx-correct= prompt, the keys =M-n= and =M-p= are bound to
 =jinx-next= and =jinx-previous= respectively and allow you to move the next and
@@ -140,11 +139,10 @@ more suggestions fit on the screen and enable annotations.
 
 * Navigating between misspellings
 
-As mentioned before, when correcting a word with =jinx-correct=, the movement
-commands =jinx-next= and =jinx-previous= are available on the keys =M-n= and 
=M-p= to
-navigate to the next and previous misspelling respectively. The movement
-commands work from within the minibuffer during =jinx-correct= and also 
globally
-outside the minibuffer context.
+When correcting a word with =jinx-correct=, the movement commands =jinx-next= 
and
+=jinx-previous= are available on the keys =M-n= and =M-p= to navigate to the 
next and
+previous misspelling respectively. The movement commands work from within the
+minibuffer during =jinx-correct= and also globally outside the minibuffer 
context.
 
 While the commands are not bound globally by default, they are available as 
=M-n=
 and =M-p= if point is placed on top of a misspelled word overlay. If you want 
you