Fixed two typos

src/content/docs/en/guides/cms/apostrophecms.mdx

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Your root directory should now include this new file:
 
 ### Installing dependencies
 
-To connect Astro with your ApostropheCMS project, install the official Apostrophe integration in your Astro project using the command below for your prefered package manager.
+To connect Astro with your ApostropheCMS project, install the official Apostrophe integration in your Astro project using the command below for your preferred package manager.
 <PackageManagerTabs>
   <Fragment slot="npm">
   ```shell

src/content/docs/en/upgrade-astro.mdx

@@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ A major release may also include some non-breaking changes and improvements that
 The following rules define when Astro may deprecate, drop, or add support for versions of Node.js:
 
 - Odd versions of Node.js can be deprecated and/or dropped when the next even version of Node.js published. This change can occur in a **minor** release of Astro, after a reasonable period of extended support as decided by the Astro Core team.
-- Upgrading the minimum **_Maintenance_ LTS** (withing the same major range, e.g. from `v18.14.*` to `v18.20.*`) version of Node.js can occur in a **minor** release of Astro.
+- Upgrading the minimum **_Maintenance_ LTS** (within the same major range, e.g. from `v18.14.*` to `v18.20.*`) version of Node.js can occur in a **minor** release of Astro.
   - Security exception: If a security flaw in Node.js that **affects Astro** is disclosed and fixed, the Core team can bump the minimum version of the **_Maintenance_ LTS** in a **patch** release.
 - Upgrading minor or major versions of Node.js (**not** Maintenance LTS) occurs only in major versions of Astro.
   - Security exception: If a security flaw in Node.js that **affects Astro** is disclosed and fixed, the Core team can bump the minimum version in a **minor** release.