Update 1.0 Migration Guide.md

Author: DenTelezhkin

Docs/1.0 Migration Guide.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ API facade is somewhat limited in terms of functionality. It's hard to wrap ever
 
 #### Hard customization
 
-Using facade sometimes locks you into artificial barriers that are created only to prevent you from knowing that you are using Alamofire. For example, there's a feature on Alamofire.Request, that allows you to print it's cURL to console using debugDescription variable. However, if used through API facade, you no longer know that you are using Alamofire.Request, then how do you allow using such feature without major headaches?
+Using facade sometimes locks you into artificial barriers that are created only to prevent you from knowing that you are using Alamofire. For example, there's a feature on `Alamofire.Request`, that allows you to print it's cURL to console using debugDescription variable. However, if used through API facade, you no longer know that you are using `Alamofire.Request`, then how do you allow using such feature without major headaches?
 
 ### Our solution
 
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ let request = tron.download(path: "file", destination: destination, resumingFrom
 
 #### Performing uploads and downloads
 
-All downloads and uploads(except for multipart) use the same `APIRequest` method:
+All downloads and uploads (except for multipart) use the same `APIRequest` method:
 
 ```swift
 request.perform(success: { result in }, failure: { error in })
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ Old `performWithSuccess(_:failure:)` method is deprecated and will be removed in
 
 #### Perform with completion block
 
-Since we no longer hide Alamofire from developer, we are now able to provide perform method with Alamofire completion block, which can be used in several useful ways, for example observing request timeline:
+Since we no longer hide Alamofire from developer, we are now able to provide perform method with `Alamofire.Response` completion block, which can be used in several useful ways, for example observing request timeline:
 
 ```swift
 request.perform(completion: { response in