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learn-pr/azure/logic-apps-and-custom-connectors/includes/1-introduction.md

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 Azure Logic Apps includes many prebuilt connectors that integrate with Microsoft, Azure, Microsoft 365, and external services. But if you want to connect from your logic app workflow to a Web API that's not available as a connector, you can create a custom connector for that API.
 
-Imagine you're the lead developer at a picture-frame company. You and other developers can access some of your company's picture-frame data, but only through an in-house, custom-built REST API. You plan to create many automated workflows in Azure Logic Apps and need access to this data. For example, you want to create a workflow that automatically quotes a price for a frame based on the dimensions.
+Imagine you're the lead developer at a picture frame company. You and other developers can access some of your company's picture frame data, but only through an in-house, custom-built REST API. You plan to create many automated workflows in Azure Logic Apps and need access to this data. For example, you want to create a workflow that automatically quotes a price for a frame based on the dimensions.
 
 You'll need to create a custom connector for the picture frame REST API so that you can access that API from Azure Logic Apps.
 

learn-pr/azure/logic-apps-and-custom-connectors/includes/2-connectors-for-azure-logic-apps.md

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-As the lead developer at a picture-frame company, you've been asked to research Azure Logic Apps and the included connector types. Your goal is to connect from Azure Logic Apps to an in-house, custom-built Web API that estimates framing prices.
+As the lead developer at a picture frame company, you've been asked to research Azure Logic Apps and the included connector types. Your goal is to connect from Azure Logic Apps to an in-house, custom-built Web API that estimates framing prices.
 
 Let's get started by learning about Azure Logic Apps and this platform's ability to monitor events and carry out actions.
 

learn-pr/azure/logic-apps-and-custom-connectors/includes/3-exercise-setup-a-test-api.md

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 To save time, start by running a script to host our test API in Azure. The script performs the following steps:
 
-- Create an Azure App Service plan in the free tier
-- Create a Web API in Azure App Service and configure for Git deployment from a local repo
-- Set account-level deployment credentials for our app
-- Configure Git locally
-- Deploy our Web API to our App Service instance
+- Create an Azure App Service plan in the free tier.
+- Create a Web API in Azure App Service and configure for Git deployment from a local repo.
+- Set account-level deployment credentials for our app.
+- Configure Git locally.
+- Deploy our Web API to our App Service instance.
 
 1. In Cloud Shell, run the following `git clone` command to clone the repo that has our app's source and setup script from GitHub:
 

learn-pr/azure/logic-apps-and-custom-connectors/includes/4-access-an-api-with-a-logic-apps-custom-connector.md

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-As the lead developer for a print-framing company, you want to call an in-house, custom-built Web API from your workflow in Azure Logic Apps. The API calculates a price for a picture frame based on the dimensions of the frame. To access the API from your Azure Logic Apps workflow, you'll need to create your own connector.
+As the lead developer for a print framing company, you want to call an in-house, custom-built Web API from your workflow in Azure Logic Apps. The API calculates a price for a picture frame based on the dimensions of the frame. To access the API from your Azure Logic Apps workflow, you'll need to create your own connector.
 
 In this unit, you'll learn how to create and use custom connectors in an Azure Logic Apps workflow.
 

learn-pr/azure/logic-apps-and-custom-connectors/index.yml

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 title: Call an API from an Azure Logic Apps workflow using a custom connector
 summary: Call any Web API from a logic app workflow using the custom connector.
 abstract: |
-  In this module, you will:
+  In this module, you'll:
   - Create a custom Azure Logic Apps connector.
   - Define the behavior of the connector using an OpenAPI definition.
   - Use the connector from a logic app workflow.