Minor readme changes

README.md

@@ -51,12 +51,15 @@ console.log(result)  // setTimeout - just like normal
 
 ## Process
 
-- Ambi accepts the arguments `(method, args...)`, `method` is the function to execute, and `args...` is the arguments to send to the method, the last argument is expected to be the completion callback
-- The completion callback is optional, but if defined, is to have the signature of `(err, results...)`
+- Ambi accepts the arguments `(method, args...)`
+	- `method` is the function to execute
+	- `args...` is the arguments to send to the method
+		- the last argument is expected to be the completion callback
+		- the completion callback is optional, but if defined, is expected to have the signature of `(err, results...)`
 - If the method has the same amount of arguments as those ambi received, then we assume it is an asynchronous method and let it handle calling of the completion callback itself
 - If the method does not have the same amount of arguments as those ambi received, then we assume it is a synchronous method and we'll call the completion callback ourselves
-	- If the synchronous method throws an error or returns an error, we will try to call the completion callback with a single `err` argument
-	- If the synchronous method executes without error, we will try to call the completion callback with a `err` argument equal to null, and a `result` argument equal to the returned result of the synchronous method
+	- If the synchronous method throws an error or returns an error, we'll try to call the completion callback with a single `err` argument
+	- If the synchronous method executes without error, we'll try to call the completion callback with a `err` argument equal to null, and a `result` argument equal to the returned result of the synchronous method
 - Ambi can also introspect a different method than the one it fires, by passing `[methodToFire, methodToIntrospect]` as the `method` argument