ISSUE-157: Editorial clarifications

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@@ -989,10 +989,10 @@ <h3>Constraints</h3>
 					<span class="term">parameters</span> of <span class="term">constraint components</span> (e.g. <code>sh:minCount</code>).
 					<span class="term">Constraint components</span> define one or more parameter properties and validation instructions
 					(such as those implemented as SPARQL queries) that can be used to perform the validation for the given focus node and parameter values.
-					The relationship between a <span class="term">constraint component</span> and the <span class="term">constraint type</span>
+					The relationship between a <span class="term">constraint component</span> and the <span class="term">constraint types</span>
 					that it can be used with is called the <span class="term">context</span> of the component.
-					For example, the <span class="term">context</span> of the component defining the <code><a href="#ClosedConstraintComponent">sh:closed</a></code> property
-					is <code>sh:NodeConstraint</code>. This means that <code>sh:closed</code> can only be used with <code>sh:constraint</code>.
+					For example, the <span class="term">context</span> of the component defining the <code><a href="#ClosedConstraintComponent">sh:closed</a></code> property is <code>sh:NodeConstraint</code>.
+					This means that the property <code>sh:closed</code> can only be used in instances of <code>sh:NodeConstraint</code>.
 					The catalog of constraint components in the Core of SHACL is defined in <a href="#constraints">section 3</a>.
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