Fix more errata.

MikeMcQuaid · Mar 17, 2016 · 0add926 · 0add926
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diff --git a/03-FilesystemInteractions.adoc b/03-FilesystemInteractions.adoc
@@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ From the add output:
 * "ignored file (1)" `GitInPractiseGoodIdeas.tmp` wasn't added, as its addition would contradict your `.gitignore` rules.
 * "error message (2)" was printed, as no files were added.
 
-This interaction between `.gitignore` and `git add` is particularly useful when adding subdirectories of files and directories which may contain files that should to be ignored. `git add` won't add these files but will still successfully add all other that shouldn't be ignored.
+This interaction between `.gitignore` and `git add` is particularly useful when adding subdirectories of files and directories which may contain files that should be ignored. `git add` won't add these files but will still successfully add all other that shouldn't be ignored.
 
 ### Delete ignored files
 When files have been successfully ignored by the addition of a `.gitignore` file, you'll sometimes want to delete them all.

diff --git a/04-HistoryVisualization.adoc b/04-HistoryVisualization.adoc
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ index ebb69c3..0000000
 
 From the `show commit` output:
 
-* "commit information (1)" shows all the same information expected in `git log output`, but only ever shows a single commit.
+* "commit information (1)" shows all the same information expected in `git log` output, but only ever shows a single commit.
 * "commit diff (2)" shows the changes that were made in that commit. It's the equivalent of typing `git diff HEAD^^..HEAD^`--the difference between the previous commit and the one before it.
 
 The `git show HEAD^` output is equivalent to `git log --max-count=1 --patch HEAD^`.