Adjust small bit of docs

Author: kiaking

docs/README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ actionText: Get Started →
 actionLink: /guide/
 features:
 - title: GraphQL
-  details: This Vuex-ORM plugin uses the apollo-client to let you sync your Vuex-ORM state with a GraphQL API
+  details: This Vuex-ORM plugin uses the apollo-client to let you sync your Vuex-ORM state with a GraphQL API.
 - title: Vuex-ORM
   details: The plugin keeps up with the API and design of Vuex-ORM with full reactivity.
 - title: No boilerplate

docs/guide/README.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ While using Vuex-ORM with the Apollo plugin you have to distinct between two typ
 - Vuex-ORM actions: Retrieve data from or save data to Vuex (`Vue Component <--> Vuex Store`)
 - Persistence actions: Load data from or persist data to the GraphQL API (`Vuex Store <--> GraphQL Server`)
 
-The following table lists all actions and what they to:
+The following table lists all actions and what they do:
 
 CRUD | Vuex Only | Persist to GraphQL API
 --| -- | --

docs/guide/graphql/README.md

@@ -4,11 +4,11 @@
 
 This plugin has an opinion of how the GraphQL API schema should look like:
 
-- Query for multiple records is plural camelCase: `blogPosts`
+- Query for multiple records is plural camelCase: `blogPosts`.
 - Mutations begin with the verb (`create`, `update`, `delete`) and the camelCased entity: `createBlogPost` for example.
-- The create mutation expects the new record as a input type argument
-- The update mutation expects two arguments: The ID and the new record as a input type
-- The delete mutation expects the record ID to delete
+- The create mutation expects the new record as a input type argument.
+- The update mutation expects two arguments: The ID and the new record as a input type.
+- The delete mutation expects the record ID to delete.
 - Multiple records are within a `nodes` object and filtered by a `filter` argument.
 
 You will find concrete examples of the GraphQL queries which are generated by this plugin in the