docs: rephrasing of some README.md sections

README.md

@@ -55,15 +55,15 @@ To expedite the process of extracting the assets files, instead of parsing the a
 
 #### Node Modules
 
-Node modules can be added to the project using `npm` inside `nodejs-assets/nodejs-project/`, as long as there's a `package.json` already present.
+Node modules can be added to the project using `npm install` inside `nodejs-assets/nodejs-project/`, as long as there's a `package.json` already present.
 
 #### Native Modules
 
 On Linux and macOS, there is experimental support for building modules that contain native code.
 
 The plugin automatically detects native modules inside your `nodejs-project` folder by searching for `.gyp` files. It's recommended to have the build prerequisites mentioned in `nodejs-mobile` for [Android](https://github.com/janeasystems/nodejs-mobile#prerequisites-to-build-the-android-library-on-linux-ubuntudebian) and [iOS](https://github.com/janeasystems/nodejs-mobile#prerequisites-to-build-the-ios-framework-library-on-macos). For Android it's also recommended that you set the `ANDROID_NDK_HOME` environment variable in your system.
 
-Building native modules can take a long time for Android, since it depends on building a standalone NDK toolchain for each required architecture. The resulting `.node` binaries are then included in the final application in a separate asset path for each architecture and the correct one will be chosen at runtime.
+Building native modules for Android can take a long time, since it depends on building a standalone NDK toolchain for each required architecture. The resulting `.node` binaries are then included in the final application in a separate asset path for each architecture and the correct one will be chosen at runtime.
 
 While the plugin tries to detect automatically the presence of native modules, there's a way to override this detection and turn the native modules build process on or off, by creating the `nodejs-assets/BUILD_NATIVE_MODULES.txt` and setting its contents to `1` or `0`, respectively. This can be used to start your application like this:
 ```sh
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ Then add this to your Application's main component's `componentWillMount` lifecy
       (msg) => {
         alert("From node: " + msg);
       },
-      this 
+      this
     );
   }
 ```