Fix typos and improve article clarity

Author: przlplx

support/entra/entra-id/users-groups-entra-apis/error-call-me-endpoint-microsoft-graph.md

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 title: NoPermissionsInAccessToken when calling me endpoint in Microsoft Graph
-description: Describes an issue in which the you receive `NoPermissionsInAccessToken` error when you call `/me` endpoint in Microsoft Graph.
+description: Describes an issue in which you receive `NoPermissionsInAccessToken` error when you call `/me` endpoint in Microsoft Graph.
 ms.date: 04/03/2025
 ms.service: entra-id
 ms.custom: sap:Getting access denied errors (Authorization)
 ms.reviewer: willfid, v-weizhu
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 # NoPermissionsInAccessToken when calling /me endpoint
 
-This article discusses an issue in which the you receive a `NoPermissionsInAccessToken` error message when you call the `/me` endpoint in Microsoft Graph. This article also explains why you can't call the `/me` endpoint by using a token that's acquired through the client credentials grant flow.
+This article discusses an issue in which you receive a `NoPermissionsInAccessToken` error message when you call the `/me` endpoint in Microsoft Graph. This article also explains why you can't call the `/me` endpoint by using a token that is acquired through the client credentials grant flow.
 
 ## Symptoms
 
@@ -32,9 +32,9 @@ When you try to call the `/me` endpoint from your Microsoft Entra ID-based appli
 
 ## Cause
 
-The `/me` endpoint is designed to enable signed-in users to retrieve their own information. To call the `/me` endpoint, you must provide some user context because the endpont uses delegated permissions. This means that a token that's generated by using the client credentials grant flow can't use the `/me` endpoint because the user context information is absent.
+The `/me` endpoint is designed to enable signed-in users to retrieve their own information. To call the `/me` endpoint, you must provide some user context because the endpint uses delegated permissions. That is, a token that's generated by using the client credentials grant flow can't use the `/me` endpoint because the user context information is absent.
 
-Tokens that are obtained by using the client credentials grant flow represent application identities, not user identities. These tokens contain a **roles** claim for application permissions instead of a scp (scopes) claim for delegated permissions. The absence of user context makes it impossible for the `/me` endpoint to determine the user who's associated with the request.
+Tokens that are obtained by using the client credentials grant flow represent application identities, not user identities. These tokens contain a **roles** claim for application permissions instead of a scp (scopes) claim for delegated permissions. The absence of user context makes it impossible for the `/me` endpoint to determine the user who is associated with the request.
 
 ### Example tokens
 
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 **Token with application identity (client_credentials grant flow)**
 
-This token is generated by using the client credentials grant flow. It doesn't contain user-specific information. Insead, it contains a `roles` claim for application permissions.
+This token is generated by using the client credentials grant flow. It doesn't contain user-specific information. Instead, it contains a `roles` claim for application permissions.
 
 :::image type="content" source="media/error-call-me-endpoint-microsoft-graph/token-application-context.png" alt-text="Screenshot that shows an application token example." lightbox="media/error-call-me-endpoint-microsoft-graph/token-application-context.png":::
 
 ## Solution
 
-When you use the client credentials grant flow in your application, you must use the `/users` endpoint instead of the `/me` endpoint. This enables you to retrieve user-specific information by using application tokens.
+When you use the client credentials grant flow in your application, you must use the `/users` endpoint instead of the `/me` endpoint. The `/users` endpoint enables you to retrieve user-specific information by using application tokens.
 
 For example, if you want to call `GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/memberOf` to generate a list of groups that a user is a member of, use the following method: