@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ language server implements the [`.tscrc.json` spec][tscrc-spec].
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77## Project Overview
88
9- The language server is written in the Go programming language and it ships as a
9+ The language server is written in the Go programming language and ships as a
1010standalone binary. Language clients can connect to the server through TCP or
1111stdio.
1212
@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@ appear here and there.
1515
1616## Getting Started
1717
18- Language clients should normally install the language server for you
19- automatically but you can also install it manually. In this case, you have to
18+ Language clients should usually install the language server for you
19+ automatically, yet you can also install it manually. In this case, you have to
2020keep it up to date yourself, however.
2121
2222You can download a binary from the [ GitHub releases page] [ releases ] . Checksums
2323are always attached so you can verify the integrity after download. Placing the
24- binary somewhere in your PATH means that language cliens will be able to use it
24+ binary somewhere in your PATH means that language clients will be able to use it
2525without any additional steps.
2626
2727## Usage
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ You can start the server in one of two modes:
3131- Standard I/O mode (by running ` tsc-ls start ` )
3232- TCP mode (by running ` tsc-ls tcp ` )
3333
34- ...however, you'd normally want a language client to handle this for you (a
34+ ...however, you'd usually want a language client to handle this for you (a
3535plugin or configuration in your IDE/editor).
3636
3737### Current Language Clients/Configurations
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