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@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Adding Functionality
Currently, our bot just sits dormantly inside the chat room, but we
would like it to respond to two distinct events by issuing a generic
message in each case to the chat room. In particular, when a member
-mention's the bot's nickname inside the chat room, and when a member
+mentions the bot's nickname inside the chat room, and when a member
joins the chat room.
Responding to Mentions
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Responding to Mentions
Whenever a user mentions our bot's nickname in chat, our bot will
respond with a generic message resembling *"I heard that, user."* We do
-this by examining all of the messages sent inside the chat, and looking
+this by examining all of the messages sent inside the chat and looking
for the ones which contain the nickname string.
First, we register an event handler for the :term:`groupchat_message`