feat: style, wording

Author: tomaszkubacki

blog/2024-06-22-vim-tips.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ I mean invoking *something* command in so called normal mode (pressing ctrl+c th
 #### Use ctrl+c to switch to normal mode
 There are two ways to switch to normal mode one is to use escape key, but often more convenienient is to use ctrl+c shortcut
 
-Famous leave vim jokes assume arouse because users can't enter normal mode after editing. 
+Famous leave vim jokes arouse, because users can't enter the normal mode after editing. 
 
 To quit the editor  you need to do in normal mode
 
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ ctrl+w s
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 (a bit counterintuitive I agree)
 
-### navigating between windows and resize
+### Navigating between windows and resize
 
 To move around use
 
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ If you want terminal below current window use
 
 ### Copy between editor and terminal
 
-#### Copy from editor to terminal
+#### Copy from the editor to the terminal
 
 If you coppied some text in different file into default register (e.g. by using yy coping line) then you can paste it into terminal by using 
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@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ ctrl+w ""
 > note: it is possible to copy from other registers as well. To list registers use the :register command
 
 
-#### Copy from terminal to editor
+#### Copy from the terminal to the editor
 
 It's possible to switch terminal into normal read-only editor by pressing