diff --git a/documentation/teamSupport.php b/documentation/teamSupport.php
index f2af728..c878580 100644
--- a/documentation/teamSupport.php
+++ b/documentation/teamSupport.php
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@
 			</table>
 		</p>
 		<p>
-			The projects are shared and the development team can start there work. Firstly they have to check out the projects they need to work with. Another uniquie feature of Subversive plug-in comes on sight at once - there is no problem from now on with browsing throughout the location to find needed projects. Every member of the team should only start the Find/Check Out As wizard and as it finds all the Eclipse projects shared on the location simply select the needed ones to be checked out to the apprpriate workspace.
+			The projects are shared and the development team can start there work. Firstly they have to check out the projects they need to work with. Another uniquie feature of Subversive plug-in comes on sight at once - there is no problem from now on with browsing throughout the location to find needed projects. Every member of the team should only start the Find/Check Out As wizard and as it finds all the Eclipse projects shared on the location simply select the needed ones to be checked out to the appropriate workspace.
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 				<tr>
 					<td valign="top" align="left">
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@
 		<p>
 			So every member of the team now can continue his everyday work. The Subversive plug-in doesn't limit the work strategy  - it provides support both to the teams using 'Lock-Modify-Unlock Solution' model and teams using 'Copy-Modify-Merge Solution' model.
 		</p>
-		<p>If you are new to version control systems please go througout this chapter really attentively to understand well what commits, updates, merges and other actions are used for. It's strongly recommended to try emulating the team development while reading this part. Good luck!</p>
+		<p>If you are new to version control systems please go throughout this chapter really attentively to understand well what commits, updates, merges and other actions are used for. It's strongly recommended to try emulating the team development while reading this part. Good luck!</p>
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 		<a href="teamSupport/repos_persp.php">SVN Repository Exploring Perspective</a>