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Co-authored-by: Dave MacLeod <[email protected]>

src/content/doc-surrealdb/deployment/surreal cloud.mdx

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ While creating an Instance, you'll be asked to provide a few details about your
 - **Instance Name**: This is the name of your Instance. It's used to identify your Instance in the Surreal Cloud dashboard.
 - **SurrealDB Version**: This is the version of SurrealDB that you want to use. You can choose the version that best fits your needs.
 - **Instance Region**: This is the region where your Instance will be deployed. You can choose the region that's closest to you for better performance.
-- **Instance Size**: This is the size of your Instance. You can choose the size that best fits your needs.For free Instances, this is set to **0.25 vCPU and 512.00MB** of memory on a single node.
+- **Instance Size**: This is the size of your Instance. You can choose the size that best fits your needs. For free Instances, this is set to **0.25 vCPU and 512.00MB** of memory on a single node.
 - **Instance category**: This is the category of your Instance. You can choose the category that best fits your needs.
     - **Production**: This is the default category. It's designed for high-performance and high-availability use cases.
     - **Development**: This is a lower-cost category. It's designed for development and testing purposes.
@@ -107,9 +107,9 @@ src={{
 
 ## Additional Querying Options
 
-You can also query your Instance using the SurrealDB CLI and the SurrealDB SDKs. The work similarly by providing a connection string to your Instance. The only difference is that with the CLI, you'll be provided an authentication token to use with your Instance. 
+You can also query your Instance using the SurrealDB CLI and the SurrealDB SDKs. They work similarly by providing a connection string to your Instance. The only difference is that with the CLI, you'll be provided an authentication token to use with your Instance.
 
-With the SDKs, you'll use the `connect` method to connect to your Instance and then additional provide the namespace and database you want to work in.  Lets take a look at some examples of how these work.
+With the SDKs, you'll use the `connect` method to connect to your Instance and then provide the namespace and database you want to work in.  Lets take a look at some examples of how these work.
 
 
 ### Connect via CLI
@@ -135,9 +135,9 @@ To use this method, you'll need to have the SurrealDB SDK for your language inst
 From the Surreal Cloud dashboard, you'll see a **Connect** button, select the **Connect via SDK** option. This will provide you modal to carry out the following steps:
 
 1. Select the language of the SDK you want to use.
-2. Specify Namespace and Database to connect to.
+2. Specify the Namespace and Database to connect to.
 3. Add authentication details for your Instance.
-4. Copy the Code snippet to your project.
+4. Copy the code snippet to your project.
 
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 alt="Open in SDK"