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content/full-day/2-issues.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ At their core, issues document some form of an action. They can be a request for
 1. Further discuss and review the pull request.
 1. Once everyone is satisfied and has signed off, merge the pull request and close the issue.
 
-Issues can sometimes seem to big, or often we experience 'scope-creep' in a task. Issues can be broken down into [sub-issues](https://docs.github.com/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/using-issues/adding-sub-issues) that allow smaller issues to be linked together, especially when working on dependencies. For example, you might have a feature request that includes a list of subtasks that make the task a bit too large for your sprint or for the work required. Using sub-issues allows you to cleanly define all dependant tasks into more manageable items of work.
+Issues can sometimes seem too big, or often we experience 'scope-creep' in a task. Issues can be broken down into [sub-issues](https://docs.github.com/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/using-issues/adding-sub-issues) that allow smaller issues to be linked together, especially when working on dependencies. For example, you might have a feature request that includes a list of subtasks that make the task a bit too large for your sprint or for the work required. Using sub-issues allows you to cleanly define all dependent tasks into more manageable items of work.
 
 To further track work in an issue, the right-hand sidebar of any issue is where you can manage metadata and organizational details. You can assign the issue to yourself or various team members, apply labels for categorization (i.e "bug", "enhancement", "documentation"), allowing you to link your issue to a milestone, connect it to a GitHub Project board, or mark it as part of an epic/initiative. If there are linked discussions or pull requests you can track them from this panel. This side panel makes it easier to triage issues and keep them aligned with the project's workflow.