Typos

Doctrine does not use Active Record pattern, Propel and Eloquent do. And other minor typos in a next sentence.
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 ## Doctrine is Awesome Tool
 
 To be clear, I use Doctrine for many years and it is **the best ORM there is**. Of course there is [Propel ORM](http://propelorm.org/) and [Eloquent](https://laravel.com/docs/eloquent) from Laravel,
-**but they don't use active record**.
+**but they use active record**.
 
-I'm not expert in databases, co active record might be actually useful patter, even architectonly, but I don't favor it now.
+I'm not expert in databases, so active record might be actually useful pattern, even architectonly, but I don't favor it now.
 
 
 ## Doctrine is stuck in its Legacy, Unable to Evolve