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Co-authored-by: Richard Sill <[email protected]>

modules/ROOT/pages/syntax/keywords.adoc

@@ -3,15 +3,15 @@
 [[cypher-keywords]]
 = Keywords
 
-Keywords are words that have a special meaning in Cypher.
+Keywords are words with a predefined meaning in Cypher.
 
-The keywords are not recommended to be used as identifiers in the following contexts:
+Keywords are not recommended to be used as identifiers in the following contexts:
 
 * Variables
 * Labels
 * Relationship types
 
-If a snippet of Cypher can validly be a keyword as well as an unquoted identifier, it is always interpreted as a keyword.
+If a snippet of Cypher can both be a keyword and an unquoted identifier, it is interpreted as a keyword.
 
 For instance in the following, `true` could be the variable `true` or the Boolean literal value `true`. Since `true` is a keyword, the query returns a single Boolean `true` value.
 
@@ -54,9 +54,9 @@ RETURN `true` AS x
 
 == List of keywords
 
-The following lists of all keywords in Cypher.
+The following lists all keywords in Cypher.
 
-Note that with future functionality, Cypher may gain additional keywords not yet in the list.
+Note that with future functionality, Cypher may be extended with additional keywords.
 
 === A
 `ACCESS`

modules/ROOT/pages/syntax/variables.adoc

@@ -31,6 +31,6 @@ For more information see xref::clauses/with.adoc[WITH].
 [IMPORTANT]
 .Variables imported into a `CALL` subquery are visible in the whole subquery
 ====
-Even if the subquery is a multiple query parts are chained together using `WITH`, variables imported from the outer query do not have to be listed in the `WITH` clause to be visible in the next part.
+Even if the subquery consists of multiple query parts chained together using `WITH`, variables imported from the outer query do not have to be listed in the `WITH` clause to be visible in the next part.
 For more information see xref::subqueries/call-subquery.adoc#variable-scope-clause[The variable scope clause].
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