@@ -497,8 +497,7 @@ We can use this to set the context of cores. For example:
497497~zod:dojo> =>([1 2] |=(@ 15))
498498<1.fed {@ @ud @ud}>
499499```
500−Here we have created a gate that takes in an `@` and returns `15` with `[1 2]`
501−as its context.
500+Here we have created a gate with `[1 2]` as its context that takes in an `@` and returns `15`.
502501
503502`=>` (and its reversed version `=<`) are used extensively to put cores into the
504503context of other cores.
@@ -524,7 +523,7 @@ subject. Thus `+bar` is evaluated with the core containing it as the subject,
524523which has the core containing `+foo` in its context. So this is why `+foo` is in
525524the scope of `+bar` but not vice versa.
526525
527−Let's take a look inside of `hoon.hoon`, where the standard library is located, to see how this is being used.
526+Let's look inside `hoon.hoon`, where the standard library is located, to see how this is being used.
528527
529528The first core listed here has just one arm.
530529```hoon