3.5 Typos

Author: Froussios

Part 3 - Taming the sequence/5. Time-shifted sequences.md

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ When buffering based on the desired buffer size, you can also defined how many e
 As we can see in the marble diagram, we start a new buffer every 3 values but the buffer is limited to 2 values. Therefore, every third element is left out. You can also start the new buffer before the previous buffer closes. 
 * When `count` > `skip`, the buffers overlap
 * When `count` < `skip`, elements are left out
-* The case of `count` = `skip` is equivalent to the case we in the previous subchapter.
+* The case of `count` = `skip` is equivalent to the simpler case we saw in the previous subchapter.
 
 Here's an example in code, where the buffers overlap
 
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ We can do a very similar thing for the variant that buffers based on a timespan.
 Once again, this allows you either to make your buffers overlap or leave out elements.
 * When `timespan` > `timeshift`, the buffers overlap
 * When `timespan` < `timeshift`, elements are left out
-* The case of `timespan` = `timeshift` is equivalent to the case we in the previous subchapter.
+* The case of `timespan` = `timeshift` is equivalent to the simpler case we saw in the previous subchapter.
 
 In the next example we will create a new buffer every 200ms an have each last 350ms. That means that buffer overlap by 150ms.