fix: typos and style

Author: tomaszkubacki

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

@@ -19,14 +19,28 @@ Whenever I write
 ```
 :something
 ```
-I mean invoking *something* command in normal mode (pressing ctrl+c then type :something)
+I mean invoking *something* command in so called normal mode (pressing ctrl+c then typing :something)
 
-## Use ctrl+c to switch to normal mode
+#### 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
 
-## Split windows and trawerse between them
+Famous leave vim jokes assume arouse because users can't enter normal mode after editing. 
 
-The magic command is to split vertically
+To quit the editor  you need to do in normal mode
+
+```
+:q
+```
+or if multiple windows are opened close them all
+
+```
+:qa
+```
+
+
+### Split windows and navigate between them
+
+The magic command to split vertically is
 
 ```
 :vsplit
@@ -39,21 +53,22 @@ ctrl+w s
 ```
 (a bit counterintuitive I agree)
 
-### traversing between windows and resize
+### navigating between windows and resize
 
-To move around you can use
+To move around use
 
 ```
 ctrl+w [arrow key]
 ```
+command.
 
-to resize current window 
+#### Resizing 
 
-increase size:
+increase size
 ```
 ctrl+w +
 ```
-decrease size:
+decrease size
 ```
 ctrl+w +
 ```
@@ -70,7 +85,7 @@ ctrl+w _
 ```
 
 
-## Use decent plugin manager
+### Use decent plugin manager
 
 One modern and easy to use vim plugin manager is [vim-plug](https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug)
 
@@ -90,9 +105,9 @@ Vim has build in terminal plugin. You can open it with
 ```
 :term
 ```
-in normal mode. This will splitt your current edit window and create terminal in upper window.
+in the normal mode. This will split your current editor window and create terminal in the upper window.
 
-If you want terminal below current window use: 
+If you want terminal below current window use
 ```
 :bel term
 ```
@@ -107,12 +122,12 @@ If you coppied some text in different file into default register (e.g. by using
 ctrl+w ""
 ```
 
-> note: it is possible to copy from other registers as well. To list registers use :register command
+> note: it is possible to copy from other registers as well. To list registers use the :register command
 
 
 #### Copy from terminal to editor
 
-It's possible to switch terminal into normal read-only editor by pressing:
+It's possible to switch terminal into normal read-only editor by pressing
 
 ```
 ctrl+w N