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Co-authored-by: Riccardo Di Maio <[email protected]>

Author: voetberg

docs/started/main_components/daemons.md

@@ -102,8 +102,8 @@ Listed below are common definitions between different daemons.
 - **sleep-time** - How long a daemon will sleep between iterations, mutually exclusive with `run-once`. Units of seconds. 
 - **threads**, **total-workers**, **threads-per-process** - _[Present in threaded daemons]_ Run in threaded mode. 
 - **bulk**, **chunk-size** - _[Present in batched daemons]_ Provide a limit of the number of operations a single instance of a daemon can run in an iteration. 
-- **dry-run** - Run once, showing logs of the daemon's operations without preforming any action. Useful for verifying settings of the instance and daemon. 
-- **vos** - _[Present in Multi-VO daemons]_ Provide a list VOs with which the daemon can interact. Used when VOs use different settings for their daemons. 
+- **dry-run** - Run once, showing logs of the daemon's operations without performing any action. Useful for verifying settings of the instance and daemon. 
+- **vos** - _[Present in Multi-VO daemons]_ Provide a list of VOs with which the daemon can interact. Used when VOs use different settings for their daemons. 
 
 ### Batched Daemons 
 
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ This definition doesn't apply for producer/consumer daemons. When producer/consu
 Daemons that have a `vos` option can be set to have separate settings per vo running in a multi-vo instance. 
 When this is set, the daemon will only interact with objects that are explicitly included in the specific VO. 
 
-By default, daemon with multi-VO options interact with all VOs on the instance. 
+By default, a daemon with multi-VO options interact with all VOs on the instance. 
 For example, this is the log displayed by the `replica-recoverer` daemon.
 
 ```bash
@@ -140,4 +140,4 @@ $ rucio-replica-recoverer --run-once --vos abc xyz
 ```
 
 > **_Note:_**
-Multi-VO daemons can still be used in single-VO instances, and the `vo` option does not need to be set. 
+Multi-VO daemons can still be used in single-VO instances, and the `vos` option does not need to be set.