Merge pull request #11 from Ashikpaul/patch-1

Fixed some minor typos

Author: gregce

README.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ We have received a number of enquiries from researchers and the community surrou
 
 As this is such an important topic to many people at this time, we've decided to do regular, versioned, extracts of data from our systems and make them available to researchers under an open license to allow for deeper analysis of these public projects from teams outside of GitHub.
 
-If you have created any interesting research based on this data we would love to hear about it so that we can help ensure it becomes more prominently featured it. Please open a PR against the file `USER_SUBMISSIONS.md` with a link to your research. We are especially interested in highlighting the most promising and impactful projects in need of community help and support.
+If you have created any interesting research based on this data we would love to hear about it so that we can help ensure it becomes more prominently featured. Please open a PR against the file `USER_SUBMISSIONS.md` with a link to your research. We are especially interested in highlighting the most promising and impactful projects in need of community help and support.
 
 ## Open data
 
@@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ Rather than relying on any one GitHub topic to identify potential COVID-19 relat
 
 Note: This has the potential to include a small number of false positives however we figured we were better to cast a wide net and allow consumers of the data to perform additional cleaning if they desire. 
 
-Furthermore, since this data is versioned based on the week the repo was initially created, there may exist data that are included for repos that were orginally `public` that have been made `private` and are currently inaccessible. 
+Furthermore, since this data is versioned based on the week the repo was initially created, there may exist data that are included for repos that were originally `public` that have been made `private` and are currently inaccessible. 
 
-The following parts of public metadata are currently being used to idenfity public projects (those licensed and not) as COVID-19 related:
+The following parts of public metadata are currently being used to identify public projects (those licensed and not) as COVID-19 related:
 
 - The repo's description
 - The name of the repo