diff --git a/guide/ch_tour.tex b/guide/ch_tour.tex
index 4c64129fb8739..47920ef82564b 100644
--- a/guide/ch_tour.tex
+++ b/guide/ch_tour.tex
@@ -157,9 +157,9 @@ \section{Moving Around the Sky}
 \label{tab:tour:moving}
 \end{table}
 
-As well as travelling through time, Stellarium lets to look around the
+As well as travelling through time, Stellarium lets you look around the
 sky freely, and zoom in and out. There are several ways to accomplish
-this listed in table~\ref{tab:tour:moving}.
+this, listed in table~\ref{tab:tour:moving}.
 
 Let's try it. Use the cursors to move around left, right, up and down.
 Zoom in a little using the \keyPageUp{} key, and back out again using the
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ \section{Moving Around the Sky}
 object. Similarly, selecting an object and pressing the forward-slash
 key \key{/} will centre on the object and zoom right in on it.
 
-The forward-slash \key{/} and backslash \key{\textbackslash} keys auto-zoom in an out to different
+The forward-slash \key{/} and backslash \key{\textbackslash} keys auto-zoom in and out to different
 zoom levels depending on what is selected. If the object selected is a planet
 or moon in a \emph{sub-system} with a lot of moons (e.g.\ Jupiter), the
 initial zoom in will go to an intermediate level where the whole