Update compile-resources-manually-with-makepri.md

Author: arpitjain099

uwp/app-resources/compile-resources-manually-with-makepri.md

@@ -39,11 +39,11 @@ MakePri.exe is typically used with the `new`, `versioned`, and `resourcepack` op
 
 ### Resources found for language(s) '<language(s)>' but no resources found for default language(s): '<language(s)>'. Change the default language or qualify resources with the default language.
 
-This warning is displayed when MakePri.exe or MSBuild discovers files or string resources for a given named resource that appear to be marked with language qualifiers, but no candidate is found for a default language. The process for using qualifiers in file and folder names is described in [Tailor your resources for language, scale, and other qualifiers](tailor-resources-lang-scale-contrast.md). A file or folder may have a language name in it, but no resources are discovered that are qualified for the exact default language. For example, if a project uses "en-US" as the default language and has a file named "de/logo.png", but does not have any files that are marked with the default language "en-US", this warning will appear. In order to remove this warning, either file(s) or string resource(s) should be qualified with the default language, or the default language should be changed. To change the default language, with your solution open in Visual Studio, open `Package.appxmanifest`. On the Application tab, confirm that the Default language is set appropriately (for example, "en" or "en-US").
+This warning is displayed when MakePri.exe or MSBuild discovers files or string resources for a given named resource that appear to be marked with language qualifiers, but no candidate is found for a default language. The process for using qualifiers in file and folder names are described in [Tailor your resources for language, scale, and other qualifiers](tailor-resources-lang-scale-contrast.md). A file or folder may have a language name in it, but no resources are discovered that are qualified for the exact default language. For example, if a project uses "en-US" as the default language and has a file named "de/logo.png", but does not have any files that are marked with the default language "en-US", this warning will appear. In order to remove this warning, either file(s) or string resource(s) should be qualified with the default language or the default language should be changed. To change the default language, with your solution open in Visual Studio, open `Package.appxmanifest`. On the Application tab, confirm that the Default language is set appropriately (for example, "en" or "en-US").
 
-### No default or neutral resource given for '\<resource identifier>'. The application may throw an exception for certain user configurations when retrieving the resources.
+### No default or neutral resource is given for '\<resource identifier>'. The application may throw an exception for certain user configurations when retrieving the resources.
 
-This warning is displayed when MakePri.exe or MSBuild discovers files or resources that appear to be marked with language qualifiers for which the resources are unclear. There are qualifiers, but there is no guarantee that a particular resource candidate can be returned for that resource identifier at run time. If no resource candidate for a particular language, homeregion, or other qualifier can be found that is a default or will always match the context of a user, this warning will be displayed. At run time, for particular user configurations such as a user's language preferences or home location (**Settings** > **Time & Language** > **Region & language**), the APIs used to retrieve the resource may throw an unexpected exception. In order to remove this warning, default resources should be provided, such as a resource in the project's default language or global home region (homeregion-001).
+This warning is displayed when MakePri.exe or MSBuild discovers files or resources that appear to be marked with language qualifiers for which the resources are unclear. There are qualifiers, but there is no guarantee that a particular resource candidate can be returned for that resource identifier at run time. If no resource candidate for a particular language, home region, or another qualifier can be found that is default or will always match the context of a user, this warning will be displayed. At run time, for particular user configurations such as a user's language preferences or home location (**Settings** > **Time & Language** > **Region & language**), the APIs used to retrieve the resource may throw an unexpected exception. In order to remove this warning, default resources should be provided, such as a resource in the project's default language or global home region (homeregion-001).
 
 ## Using MakePri.exe in a build system
 
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Build systems that require explicit control over source files that get indexed c
 
 Build systems can also use the PRI format-specific indexer to add pre-built PRI files into the PRI for the package from other components, such as class libraries, assemblies, SDKs, and DLLs.
 
-When PRI files are built for other components, class libraries, assemblies, DLLs, and SDKs, the **initialPath** configuration should be used to ensure component resources have their own sub resource maps that don't conflict with the app they're included in.
+When PRI files are built for other components, class libraries, assemblies, DLLs, and SDKs, the **initialPath** configuration should be used to ensure component resources have their own sub-resource maps that don't conflict with the app they're included in.
 
 ## Related topics
 * [MakePri.exe command-line options](makepri-exe-command-options.md)