@@ -199,12 +199,12 @@ The logical devices represented by the device is addressed with the :mod:`slave=
199199With **Serial **, the comm port is defined when creating the object.
200200The physical devices are addressed with the :mod: `slave= ` parameter.
201201
202- :mod: `slave=0 ` is defined as broadcast in the modbus standard, but pymodbus treats is  a normal device.
202+ :mod: `slave=0 ` is defined as broadcast in the modbus standard, but pymodbus treats it as  a normal device.
203203
204204If an application is expecting multiple responses to a broadcast request, it must call :mod: `client.execute ` and deal with the responses.
205205
206206If no response is expected to a request, the :mod: `no_response_expected=True ` argument can be used
207- in the normal API calls, this will cause the call to return imidiatble  with :mod: `None `
207+ in the normal API calls, this will cause the call to return immediately  with :mod: `None `. 
208208
209209
210210Client response handling
@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ The application should evaluate the result generically::
224224        raise ModbusException(txt) 
225225
226226:mod: `except ModbusException as exc: ` happens generally when pymodbus experiences an internal error.
227- There are a few situation where a  unexpected response from a device can cause an exception.
227+ There are a few situation where an  unexpected response from a device can cause an exception.
228228
229229:mod: `rr.isError() ` is set whenever the device reports a problem.
230230
@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ There are a client class for each type of communication and for asynchronous/syn
257257
258258Client common
259259^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
260- Some methods are common to all client :
260+ Some methods are common to all clients :
261261
262262.. autoclass :: pymodbus.client.base.ModbusBaseClient 
263263    :members: 
@@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ Modbus calls
323323
324324Pymodbus makes all standard modbus requests/responses available as simple calls.
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326- Using Modbus<transport>Client.register() custom messagees  can be added to pymodbus,
326+ Using Modbus<transport>Client.register() custom messages  can be added to pymodbus,
327327and handled automatically.
328328
329329.. autoclass :: pymodbus.client.mixin.ModbusClientMixin 
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