diff --git a/sdks/README.md b/sdks/README.md
index c36e900528..b424ab8d9d 100644
--- a/sdks/README.md
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@@ -20,11 +20,11 @@ While each of the SDKs are canonical to their languages, they all have the follo
 functions that implement the core responsibilities of the SDK.
 
 For language specific documentation, have a look at the respective source (linked above), 
-and the [examples](../examples)
+and the [examples](../examples).
 
 ### Ready()
 This tells Agones that the Game Server is ready to take player connections.
-One a Game Server has specified that it is `Ready`, then the Kubernetes
+Once a Game Server has specified that it is `Ready`, then the Kubernetes
 GameServer record will be moved to the `Ready` state, and the details
 for its public address and connection port will be populated.
 
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ backing Pod will be deleted, if they have not shut themselves down already.
 ## Local Development
 
 When the game server is running on Agones, the SDK communicates over TCP to a small
-gRPC server that Agones coordinated to runs in a container in the same network 
+gRPC server that Agones coordinated to run in a container in the same network 
 namespace as it - usually referred to in Kubernetes terms as a "sidecar".
 
 Therefore, when developing locally, we also need a process for the SDK to connect to!
@@ -83,4 +83,4 @@ for all supported operating systems (64 bit windows, linux and osx).
 You can find the binaries in the `bin` folder in [`cmd/sdk-server`](../cmd/sdk-server)
 once compilation is complete.
 
-See [Developing, Testing and Building Agones](../build) for more details.
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+See [Developing, Testing and Building Agones](../build) for more details.