diff --git a/leaflet-geocoder.md b/leaflet-geocoder.md
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--- a/leaflet-geocoder.md
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@@ -65,9 +65,9 @@ You HTML should look like this:
## Add references to CSS and JavaScript files
-Cascading style sheet (CSS) files style a webpage, including layout and fonts, and JavaScript adds functionality to the page. In your index.html file, you need to list the CSS and JavaScript files used for building a page with Leaflet and the geocoder.
+A cascading style sheet (CSS) is used to style a webpage, including layout and fonts, and JavaScript adds functionality to the page. In your index.html file, you need to list the CSS and JavaScript files required for building a page with Leaflet and the geocoder plug-in.
-1. In index.html, at the bottom of the `` section, add references to the Leaflet CSS and JavaScript files. You are referencing these from a website, rather than from a file on your machine.
+1. In index.html, at the bottom of the `` section, add references to the Leaflet CSS and JavaScript files. You are linking to these on a website, rather than from a file on your machine.
```html
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ To display a Leaflet map on a page, you need a `
` element with an ID value,
```
- `L.xxxxx` is a convention used with the Leaflet API. The `setView([37.804146, -122.275045], 16)` sets the center of the map, in decimal degrees, and the zoom level. The map is centered at the MaptimeOAK meeting location, with a zoom level that allows you to see the streets and features of the city. Zoom levels are similar to map scales or resolutions, where a smaller value shows a larger area in less detail, and a larger zoom level value depicts smaller area in great detail.
+ `L.xxxxx` is a convention used with the Leaflet API. The `setView([37.804146, -122.275045], 16)` part sets the center of the map, in decimal degrees, and the zoom level. The map is centered at the MaptimeOAK meeting location, with a zoom level that allows you to see the streets and features of the city. Zoom levels are similar to map scales or resolutions, where a smaller value shows a larger area in less detail, and a larger zoom level value depicts smaller area in great detail.
4. Within the same `