diff --git a/docs/features/restart-strategies.md b/docs/features/restart-strategies.md
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--- a/docs/features/restart-strategies.md
+++ b/docs/features/restart-strategies.md
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ permalink: /docs/usage/restart-strategies/
 
 ## Exponential Backoff Restart Delay
 
-A new restart mode has been implemented on PM2 Runtime, making your application restarts in a smarter way. Instead of restarting your application like crazy when exceptions happens (e.g. database is down), the *exponential backoff restart* will increase incrementaly the time between restarts, reducing the pressure on your DB or your external provider... Pretty easy to use:
+A new restart mode has been implemented on PM2 Runtime, making your application restart in a smarter way. Instead of restarting your application like crazy when exceptions happens (e.g. database is down), the *exponential backoff restart* will increase incrementally the time between restarts, reducing the pressure on your DB or your external provider... Pretty easy to use:
 
 CLI:
 ```bash
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ module.exports = [{
 }]
 ```
 
-When an application crash unexpectedly and the option `--exp-backoff-restart-delay` is activated, you will be able to see a new application status **waiting restart**.
+When an application crashes unexpectedly and the option `--exp-backoff-restart-delay` is activated, you will be able to see a new application status **waiting restart**.
 
 By running `pm2 logs` you will also see the restart delay being incremented:
 ```
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ PM2      | App [throw:0] will restart in 225ms
 
 As you can see the restart delay between restarts will increase in an exponential moving average, till reaching the maximum of 15000ms between restarts.
 
-When the application will then get back to a stable mode (uptime without restarts of more than 30 seconds), the restart delay will automatically reset to 0ms.
+Once the application gets back to a stable mode (uptime without restarts of more than 30 seconds), the restart delay will automatically reset to 0ms.
 
 ## Fixed Restart Delay
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Checkout [/docs/usage/memory-limit/](/docs/usage/memory-limit/)
 
 ## 0 second Downtime Reload
 
-Checkout the cluster mode to get [this behavior](/docs/usage/cluster-mode/#reload)
+Check out the cluster mode to get [this behavior](/docs/usage/cluster-mode/#reload)
 
 ## No Auto Restart