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man/fai-class.1

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ fai\-class \- define classes using files and scripts.
 This command is only called internally by FAI and not directly by the user.
 
 fai\-class executes scripts in DIRECTORY to define classes. All classes
-are written to CLASSFILE, each class on a separate line. Use absolute paths
+are written to CLASSFILE, each class will be placed on a separate line. Use absolute paths
 for both arguments. All scripts or executables matching "^[0\-9][0\-9]*"
 (they start with two digits) are executed in alphabetical order. They can define classes by writing
 the names of the classes to stdout. Classes can be separated by spaces
@@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ after use.
 
 The order of the classes is important because it defines the priority
 of the classes from low to high. First, the class DEFAULT is
-defined. Then all scripts are executed to define classes. After that,
-the classes from the file $LOGDIR/additional\-classes are added. Then,
-all classes in the file with the hostname are added. Then classes
+defined, then all scripts are executed to define the classes. After that,
+the classes from the file $LOGDIR/additional\-classes are added. Subsequently,
+all classes in the file with the hostname are added. Finally classes
 defined by the variable ADDCLASSES are used. This variable must be a
 comma separated list of classes. You can define this variable on the
 kernel command line.