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diff --git a/doc/translating_help.txt b/doc/translating_help.txt
index 435ae63e..a7e10e72 100644
--- a/doc/translating_help.txt
+++ b/doc/translating_help.txt
@@ -5,24 +5,23 @@ I have tried to write the help files in plain english with good grammer.
 Since English is not my strong point you probably can't tell, but I hope it 
 helps.
 
-The help files, at this point, are devided into functional areas.
-Each .hlp file represents a different functional block of how the program looks 
-to the user.
+The help files, at this point, are divided into functional areas.  Each .hlp 
+file represents a different functional block of how the program looks to the 
+user.
 
-I put each sentance on a line of its own because I thought it might make 
-it easier to translate. Hopefully as SquirrelMail is more widely used, 
-non-english translations will be used to make other non-english translations.
-You might want to keep this in mind when writing yours. Remember that these will
-be used all over the world and in many different environments so local language 
-dialects might confuse someone else. 
+Hopefully as SquirrelMail gets more widely used, non-english translations will
+be used to make other non-english translations.  You might want to keep this
+in mind when writing yours.  Remember that these will be used all over the
+world and in many different environments so local language dialects might 
+confuse someone else. 
 
 File Structure
 ==============
 
-All translated files should be placed under the help directory.  Under the help 
-directory create another directory. This directory MUST be named to the two letter 
-standard abbreviation for the language. English is "en" and Polish would be "pl" 
-for example.
+All translated files should be placed under the help directory.  Under the
+help directory create another directory. This directory MUST be named in the
+two letter standard abbreviation for the language. English is "en" and Polish 
+would be "pl" for example.
 
 The help files are written in a basic xml format.  Don't worry, XML isn't hard
 at all.  All it does is contain values inside tags like <start> and </start>.
@@ -33,7 +32,7 @@ For these help files, the tags must be on their own line like this:
 
 There are two types of main tags: <chapter> and <section>.  There can be only 
 one <chapter> tag in a .hlp file.  However, there can be many <section> tags.
-Inside both of these tags, their can be any combination of any of the following
+Inside each of these tags, there can be any combination of any of the following
 tags:  <title>, <description>, <summary>.  Here is an example:
 
                      | <chapter>
@@ -54,11 +53,11 @@ tags:  <title>, <description>, <summary>.  Here is an example:
 Translating
 ===========
 
-To translate, just copy all the .hlp files from help/en into your new directory
+To translate, just copy all the .hlp files from help/en into the new directory
 that you created for this language (i.e.  help/pl).  You only need to translate
-what is inbetween the tags.  Do not translate the actual tags such as <chapter> 
+what is between the tags.  Do not translate the actual tags such as <chapter> 
 or <summary>.  The tag names need to remain in English.  You should only translate
-the test between tags.
+the text between tags.
 
 Often there may be other HTML tags such as <b> for bold or <a href...> to make
 a link.  If you see any of these tags, just leave them and don't translate