edits from Patrick

Author: bhillmer

apm/apm-spans-traces/inferred-services.rst

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ Create Monitoring MetricSets to chart and alert on inferred services
 
 .. note:: Only 3rd-party or uninstrumented HTTP services are supported for MMS.
 
-You can create a Monitoring MetricSet (MMS) for inferred services. MMS allow you to chart inferred service metrics in dashboards and create detectors to alert on your inferred services. See :ref:`inferred-service-mms`.
+You can create a Monitoring MetricSet (MMS) for inferred services. MMS enable you to chart inferred service metrics in dashboards and create detectors to alert on your inferred services. See :ref:`inferred-service-mms`.
 
 .. _how-apm-infers-services:
 

apm/span-tags/cmms.rst

@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ Cardinality contribution of indexed span tags and processes
 
 When you index a new span tag or process to create Monitoring MetricSets, Splunk APM runs a cardinality contribution analysis to calculate the potential total cardinality contribution after indexing the span tag or process. This gives you control of what you index and helps you to account for organization subscription limits.
 
-If you try to index a span tag or process that might increase the total cardinality contribution beyond your limit, you can change the existing cardinality contribution of indexed tags or processes fo instrumented services by modifying or removing indexed span tags or processes.
+If you try to index a span tag or process that might increase the total cardinality contribution beyond your limit, you can change the existing cardinality contribution of indexed tags or processes for instrumented services by modifying or removing indexed span tags or processes.
 
 To see your TMS subscription limit, go to :guilabel:`Settings` then :guilabel:`Subscription Usage`. Depending on your organization subscription, you might need to go to :guilabel:`Settings` then :guilabel:`Billing and Usage`. Select the :guilabel:`APM` tab and then select the :guilabel:`Monitoring MetricSets` panel to view your subscription limit for MMS. You must have an admin or usage role to view subscription limits. To learn more about APM usage and billing, see :ref:`apm-billing-usage-index`.