Correct my awful grammar

_posts/2020-10-17-cloud-storage.md

@@ -3,14 +3,14 @@ title: 'Cloud storage v2.0: the what and the how'
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 Clod storage: we all use it, but how do you get to the next level with it? 
-What do I mean by next level? I mean hosting stuff that you can get direct URLs to, make them pretty aswell, and embed this media anywhere you want.
+What do I mean by the next level? I mean hosting stuff that you can get direct URLs to, make them pretty as well, and embed this media anywhere you want.
 
 ## The easy and simple way: online free file hosting services
-Here are some services that will make you happy in a couple seconds:
+Here are some services that will make you happy in a couple of seconds:
 ### 1.1  Catbox.moe  (my personal favourite)
-Catbox is an awesome file hosting service, where you can store your up to 200MB files indefinetely (or use Litterbox to use it temporarily).
+Catbox is an awesome file hosting service, where you can store your up to 200MB files indefinitely (or use Litterbox to use it temporarily).
 
-It also provides a really neat API, which I personally use in my product [Interclip](https://blog.trnck.dev/what-is-interclip/)
+It also provides a really neat API, which I use in my product [Interclip](https://blog.trnck.dev/what-is-interclip/)
 
 [catbox.moe](https://catbox.moe/)
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ File.io is a file hosting service only for temporary uploads, with a variable da
 
 
 ##  The expensive way: the cloud
-The services listed below are all on the enterprise level, where you pay for read, writes and other things. All of them are pay as you go.
+The services listed below are all on the enterprise level, where you pay for reads, writes, and other things. All of them are pay as you go.
 
 ### 2.1 Azure Blob Storage
 The cloud storage option from Microsoft.
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ The cloud storage option from Microsoft.
 ![Azure Blob storage logo](https://trnck.dev/0:/img/blob.png)
 
 ### 2.2 GCP Storage Buckets
-Google also provides a storage option on their Google Cloud Platform. It lacks a few features (like DragN'Drop), but it is a very good service used by a lot of big companies (including Kaggle, Twitter and others).
+Google also provides a storage option on its Google Cloud Platform. It lacks a few features (like DragN'Drop), but it is a very good service used by a lot of big companies (including Kaggle, Twitter, and others).
 
 [Google Cloud Storage options](https://cloud.google.com/storage)
 
@@ -78,18 +78,18 @@ If you want to pay less for an enterprise solution, you should try Wasabi. They
 If you want a quick and easy way to get direct media links, try [Google Drive Direct Media Links](https://sites.google.com/site/gdocs2direct/).
 
 ### 3.2 GoIndex
-With a Google Drive and a Cloudflare account, you can have very cheap storage with unlimited bandwith. You can get Google Drive storage for fairly low prices, and if you are in a company or a school with Gsuite, you may have an unlimited account.
+With a Google Drive and a Cloudflare account, you can have very cheap storage with unlimited bandwidth. You can get Google Drive storage for fairly low prices, and if you are in a company or a school with Gsuite, you may have an unlimited account.
 
 ![Pricing of Google One](https://trnck.dev/0:/img/cdcde6d2-8d00-4b98-8028-4c9c6ba52b45.png)
 
-The only limitation is Cloudflare, because [Cloudflare workers](https://workers.cloudflare.com/) provide only 100K free requests a day, but for most use cases, that's plenty.
+The only limitation is Cloudflare because [Cloudflare workers](https://workers.cloudflare.com/) provide only 100K free requests a day, but for most use cases, that's plenty.
 
 You can achieve all this for free:
 
 
 ![Pricing of Google One](https://trnck.dev/0:/img/070e37e5-2901-4942-a267-c35f3e77fee8.png)
 
 
-I will be posting a tutorial of how to do this later, but if you cannot wait, look at the [docs](https://github.com/alx-xlx/goindex).
+I will be posting a tutorial on how to do this later, but if you cannot wait, look at the [docs](https://github.com/alx-xlx/goindex).
 
 Until then, see ya!