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Docs: Change asks to ask (grammar) #3262

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Expand Up @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ _The Bridge_ had some intrinsic limitations:

The New Architecture dropped the concept of _The Bridge_ in favor of another communication mechanism: the _JavaScript Interface (JSI)_. The _JSI_ is an interface that allows a JavaScript object to hold a reference to a C++ and viceversa.

Once an object has a reference to the other one, it can directly invoke methods on it. So, for example, a C++ object can now asks a JavaScript object to execute a method in the JavaScript world and viceversa.
Once an object has a reference to the other one, it can directly invoke methods on it. So, for example, a C++ object can now ask a JavaScript object to execute a method in the JavaScript world and viceversa.

This idea allowed to unlock several benefits:

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