Added information about Try to README

README.md

@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ matchTest.apply(1000)		// "Moar!"
 
 **Try**
 
-`Try` is a monad that encapsulates an operation that can fail and throw an exception. As you may be aware, Swift now supports do-try-catch blocks to handle operations that can fail. `Try` can wrap throwable functions (those marked with the `throws` keyword) to handle these failures for you. The result of the wrapped operation is store in a `TryMatcher.Success(x)` if it's a valid result `x`, or `TryMatcher.Failure(ex)` if the operation has thrown an `ex` exception.
+`Try` is a monad that encapsulates an operation that can fail and throw an exception. As you may be aware, Swift now supports `do-try-catch` blocks to handle operations that can fail. `Try` can wrap throwable functions (those marked with the `throws` keyword) to handle these failures for you. The result of the wrapped operation is stored in a `TryMatcher.Success(x)` if it's a valid result `x`, or `TryMatcher.Failure(ex)` if the operation has thrown an `ex` exception.
 
 ```swift
 import SecondBridge
@@ -278,7 +278,6 @@ let flatmapCorrectResultAgainstOKFunction = tryParseCorrectString.flatMap(tryHal
 flatmapCorrectResultAgainstOKFunction.isSuccess()	// true
 flatmapCorrectResultAgainstOKFunction.getOrElse(1)	// 23
 
-
 // You can also use `recover` and `recoverWith` to chain a set of
 // Partial Functions that can handle failures in your `Try`s:
 let recoverResult = tryParseIncorrectString.recover({