ICHLL_Brenon.md

@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ and digitally native dictionaries [@bowers_bridging_2018]. In addition, a
 specific guidelines tailored at encoding dictionaries named TEI-Lex0 has also
 been published [@banski_tei_lex0_2017].
 
-The TEI effort is described as "first steps" by @ide_background_1998 to reach a
+The TEI effort is described by @ide_background_1998 as "first steps" to reach a
 standard to encode corpora and lay a common basis for corpora comparison and
 reuse. They point some light inconsistencies in the design, remark that there is
 generally more than one way to encode a given text in XML-TEI and identify nine
@@ -241,7 +241,7 @@ subgenre departing from them in terms of purpose.
 
 # The *dictionaries* TEI module {#sec:dictionaries-module}
 
-One of the main motivation behind project DISCO-LGE was to produce data useful
+One of the main motivations behind project DISCO-LGE was to produce data useful
 to future scientific projects, which in particular requires it to be
 *interoperable* and *reusable*. These are the two last key aspects of the FAIR
 ([https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/](https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/))
@@ -478,7 +478,7 @@ apparatus — is less clear, is to wrap together several versions of the same
 excerpts, for instance when there are several possible readings of an unclear
 group of words in a manuscript, or when the encoder is trying to compile a
 single version of a piece of work from several sources which disagree over some
-passage. In both case, it appears obvious that it is not something that is
+passage. In both cases, it appears obvious that it is not something that is
 expected to occur naturally in the course of an article in general.
 
 Thus, despite a rather dense internal connectivity, the *dictionaries* module
@@ -673,7 +673,7 @@ not mere remarks in the margins or at the foot of pages.
 
 The remarks made in section @sec:dictionaries-module explain why the
 *dictionary* module is unable to represent encyclopedias, where the notion of
-"meaning" is less central that in dictionaries and where discourse with nested
+"meaning" is less central than in dictionaries and where discourse with nested
 structures of arbitrary depth can occur. Even composite encodings using elements
 outside of the *dictionaries* module under an `<entry/>` element do not meet the
 requirements of the project. Since the *core* module obviously accomodates these