. d minor formatting

Author: JayBazuzi

README.md

@@ -158,11 +158,11 @@ echo "hello world!" | python -m approvaltests -t hello
 
 ### Selecting a Reporter
 
-All verify functions take an optional `options` parameter that can configure reporters (as well as many other aspects).
+All `verify...()` functions take an optional `options` parameter that can configure reporters (as well as many other aspects).
 
 ApprovalTests.Python comes with a few reporters configured, supporting Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows.
 
-In the example shown below, we pass in an options with a reporter we're selecting directly:
+In the example shown below, we pass in an `options` with a reporter we're selecting directly:
 
 <!-- snippet: select_reporter_from_class -->
 <a id='snippet-select_reporter_from_class'></a>

docs/tutorial/intro-to-reporters.md

@@ -9,8 +9,9 @@
   * [resources](#resources)<!-- endToc -->
 
 ## What is a reporter
-When approvaltests fails the mechanism to give you more information about that failing
-is via a reporter. Most of the time this means opening a diff tool to show you 
+
+When an approval test fails, the mechanism to give you more information about that failing
+is via a "reporter". Most of the time this means opening a diff tool to show you 
 the `.approved.` (expected) vs `.received.` (actual).  
 
 The default reporter will search your machine for any installed diff tool.
@@ -21,7 +22,7 @@ See [diff_reporters.csv](../../diff_reporters.csv) for a list of supported diff
 
 ## Customizing the reporters.json
 
-You can add a difftool and path to ApprovalTests by editing the [`reporters.json`](../../approvaltests/reporters/reporters.json) file.
+You can add a diff tool and path to ApprovalTests by editing the [`reporters.json`](../../approvaltests/reporters/reporters.json) file.
 
 ## resources
 1. [configuring a reporter](../configuration.md#how-to-configure-a-default-reporter-for-your-system)