diff --git a/language-core/11-developing-julia-packages.md b/language-core/11-developing-julia-packages.md
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@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ git push --set-upstream origin main # Finally upload everything back to the GitH
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 Once we have the package in GitHub, we can add it to our Julia local installation with `(@v1.X) pkg> add git@github.com:sylvaticus/MyAwesomePackage.jl.git` and `(@v1.X) pkg> dev MyAwesomePackage`.
-The package should now located in `[USER_HOME_FOLDER]/.julia/dev/MyAwesomePackage`, where `[USER_HOME_FOLDER]` is the home folder for the local user, e.g. `~` in Linux or `%HOMEPATH%` in Windows and we can cancel the original location where we generated it (for example in our Desktop).
+The package should now be located in `[USER_HOME_FOLDER]/.julia/dev/MyAwesomePackage`, where `[USER_HOME_FOLDER]` is the home folder for the local user, e.g. `~` in Linux or `%HOMEPATH%` in Windows and we can cancel the original location where we generated it (for example in our Desktop).
 
 Before we add a test suite, let's add a minimum of functionality to our package. I highly advise you to use the [Revise](https://github.com/timholy/Revise.jl) package. When you import `Revise` in a new Julia session before importing a package it lets you account for changes that you make when you save on disk any modification you make on the package without having to restart the Julia session.