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Author: ktoliver

articles/azure-resource-manager/templates/linked-templates.md

@@ -366,11 +366,11 @@ You can't use both inline parameters and a link to a parameter file. The deploym
 
 ## `contentVersion`
 
-You don't have to provide the `contentVersion` property for the `templateLink or `parametersLink` property. If you don't provide a `contentVersion`, the current version of the template is deployed. If you provide a value for content version, it must match the version in the linked template; otherwise, the deployment fails with an error.
+You don't have to provide the `contentVersion` property for the `templateLink` or `parametersLink` property. If you don't provide a `contentVersion`, the current version of the template is deployed. If you provide a value for content version, it must match the version in the linked template; otherwise, the deployment fails with an error.
 
 ## Using variables to link templates
 
-The previous examples showed hard-coded URL values for the template links. This approach might work for a simple template but it doesn't work well when working with a large set of modular templates. Instead, you can create a static variable that stores a base URL for the main template and then dynamically create URLs for the linked templates from that base URL. The benefit of this approach is you can easily move or fork the template because you only need to change the static variable in the main template. The main template passes the correct URIs throughout the decomposed template.
+The previous examples showed hard-coded URL values for the template links. This approach might work for a simple template, but it doesn't work well for a large set of modular templates. Instead, you can create a static variable that stores a base URL for the main template and then dynamically create URLs for the linked templates from that base URL. The benefit of this approach is that you can easily move or fork the template because you need to change only the static variable in the main template. The main template passes the correct URIs throughout the decomposed template.
 
 The following example shows how to use a base URL to create two URLs for linked templates (**sharedTemplateUrl** and **vmTemplate**).