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kamailio-kemi-framework/docs/core.md

@@ -1306,7 +1306,7 @@ KSR.hdr.remove("X-My-Hdr");
 
 Remove all the headers with the name `hrm` and append `hadd`. The value for
 `hadd` must include header name name and ending `\r\n`. This function is a
-a wrapper for `KSR.hdr.remove("hrm")` and `KSR.hdr.append("hadd")`.
+wrapper for `KSR.hdr.remove("hrm")` and `KSR.hdr.append("hadd")`.
 
 Example:
 

kamailio-kemi-framework/docs/kemi.md

@@ -528,7 +528,7 @@ The integer return code from a Kemi functions has to be evaluated with the follo
 
 The bool return code is expected to be evaluated as `true` or `false` inside the KEMI script.
 
-If a function has `void` as return type in the signature, the it doesn't return any value.
+If a function has `void` as return type in the signature, then it doesn't return any value.
 
 Several functions may return a string or `xval` value, for example in the `KSR.pv` submodule to get the value of pseudo-variables. If a function returns `xval`, then the result value can be `string`, `integer` or `null`.
 

kamailio-kemi-framework/docs/kemimods.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ KSR.x.modf("sl_send_reply", "200", "OK");
 Important note: try not to use this function, prefer the use of dedicated KSR functions. If you have to use
 this function, check if it has fixup and fixup-free functions in the C code in order to avoid memory leaks.
 If you are not sure how to do the check, ask on sr-users mailing list if it is safe to use it for a specific
-module fuction.
+module function.
 
 ### KSR.x.exit(...) ###
 

kamailio-kemi-framework/docs/modules.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 <!-- This file is auto-generated. Any manual modifications will be deleted -->
 # KEMI Module Functions #
-The following sections lists all exported KEMI functions. More information regarding the function can be found by clicking the KEMI prototype which will take you the original module's documentation.
+The following sections list all exported KEMI functions. More information regarding a function can be found by clicking the KEMI prototype, which will take you to the original module's documentation.
 
 ## acc ##