Merge pull request #96715 from MashaMSFT/patch-67

added clarity around deleting MI

Author: PRMerger19

articles/sql-database/sql-database-managed-instance-failover-group-tutorial.md

@@ -1069,7 +1069,7 @@ Clean up resources by first deleting the managed instance, then the virtual clus
 
 # [Portal](#tab/azure-portal)
 1. Navigate to your resource group in the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com). 
-1. Select the managed instance and then select **Delete**. Type `yes` in the text box to confirm you want to delete the resource and then select **Delete**. This process may take some time to complete in the background, and until it"s done, you will not be able to delete the *Virtual cluster* or any other dependent resources. Monitor the delete in the Activity tab to confirm your managed instance has been deleted. 
+1. Select the managed instance(s) and then select **Delete**. Type `yes` in the text box to confirm you want to delete the resource and then select **Delete**. This process may take some time to complete in the background, and until it"s done, you will not be able to delete the *Virtual cluster* or any other dependent resources. Monitor the delete in the Activity tab to confirm your managed instance has been deleted. 
 1. Once the managed instance is deleted, delete the *Virtual cluster* by selecting it in your resource group, and then choosing **Delete**. Type `yes` in the text box to confirm you want to delete the resource and then select **Delete**. 
 1. Delete any remaining resources. Type `yes` in the text box to confirm you want to delete the resource and then select **Delete**. 
 1. Delete the resource group by selecting **Delete resource group**, typing in the name of the resource group, `myResourceGroup`, and then selecting **Delete**.