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Co-authored-by: Luke Davis <[email protected]>

user_docs/en/changes.t2t

@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ What's New in NVDA
 There is a new feature called sound split.
 This allows splitting NVDA sounds into one channel (e.g. left) while sounds from all other applications are placed in the other channel (e.g. right).
 
-There are new commands for modifying the synth settings ring, allowing users to jump to the first or last setting, and to increase or decrease the current setting in a larger step.
+There are new commands for modifying the synth settings ring, allowing users to jump to the first or last setting, and to increase or decrease the current setting in larger steps.
 There are also new quick navigation commands, allowing users to bind gestures to quickly jump between: paragraph, vertically aligned paragraph, same style text, different style text, menu item, toggle button, progress bar, figure, and math formula.
 
 There are many new braille features and bug fixes.
 A new braille mode called "display speech output" has been added.
 When active, the braille display shows exactly what NVDA speaks.
-Support was also added for the BrailleEdgeS2, BrailleEdgeS3 braille devices.
+Support was also added for the BrailleEdgeS2 and BrailleEdgeS3 displays.
 LibLouis was updated, adding new detailed (with capital letters indicated) Belarusian and Ukrainian Braille tables, along with a Spanish table for reading Greek texts.
 
 eSpeak was updated, adding new language Tigrinya.
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ There are many minor bug fixes for applications, such as Thunderbird, Adobe Read
   - Added a new unassigned input gesture to toggle the reporting of figures and captions. (#10826, #14349)
   -
 - Braille:
-  - Added support for the BrailleEdgeS2, BrailleEdgeS3 braille device. (#16033, #16279, @EdKweon)
+  - Added support for the BrailleEdgeS2 and BrailleEdgeS3 displays. (#16033, #16279, @EdKweon)
   - A new braille mode called "display speech output" has been added. (#15898, @Emil-18)
     - When active, the braille display shows exactly what NVDA speaks.
     - It can be toggled by pressing ``NVDA+alt+t``, or from the braille settings dialog.