diff --git a/lessons/intro-to-blockchain/05/05.mdx b/lessons/intro-to-blockchain/05/05.mdx
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--- a/lessons/intro-to-blockchain/05/05.mdx
+++ b/lessons/intro-to-blockchain/05/05.mdx
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Your smart contracts literally can't go down. They run on top of the blockchain,
 The interface the user will interact with is called the `frontend`.
 In a typical centralized app, the frontend would communicate with the backend through Rest API calls.
 
-But, the case is different for decentralized apps is different. Depending on which blockchain network you're using, some libraries let you communicate with the smart contract directly from the frontend Javascript code. For example, Taquito for Tezos, Web3.js for Javascript. 
+But, the case for decentralized apps is different. Depending on which blockchain network you're using, some libraries let you communicate with the smart contract directly from the frontend Javascript code. For example, Taquito for Tezos, Web3.js for Ethereum. 
 
 I know, all this can be a lot to take in. 
 But don't doubt yourself, no matter who you are - you can learn to code smart contracts and build on the blockchain the next generation of dApps.
@@ -78,4 +78,4 @@ The Cryptobot you'll get is an **NFT**, which is a digital asset represented as
 
 This means you can trade Cryptobots for money  🤑
 
-Also, you can customize the Cryptobot as you like, it's your own!
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+Also, you can customize the Cryptobot as you like, it's your own!