diff --git a/documentation/how-to/plugins.en.md b/documentation/how-to/plugins.en.md
index 908f579ec..310aa1b21 100644
--- a/documentation/how-to/plugins.en.md
+++ b/documentation/how-to/plugins.en.md
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Plugins can be served in two ways:
 
 Project plugins are deployed as a sidecar file to a given project file and must share the same
 file name with a .qml extension. For example, if your project file is “tree_inventory_qfield.qgs”,
-the plugin’s main QML file must be “tree_inventory_qfield.qml”. 
+the plugin’s main QML file must be “tree_inventory_qfield.qml”.
 
 For cloud projects, you simply add the relevant QML file into your local cloud project folder
 and upload the newly added file on QGIS using qfieldsync. This method insures a smooth plugin
@@ -34,14 +34,14 @@ to learn how to import projects onto devices.
 
 ### Application plugins
 
-Application plugins are installed through a plugins popup accessible through QField’s Settings
+Application plugins are installed through a plugins popup accessed from QField’s Settings
 panel. Simply hit the ‘Install plugin from URL’ button and paste in a URL pointing to a
 zipped plugin file.
 
 !![](../assets/images/relation_editor_widget_list.png)
 
 Once installed, the plugin will appear in the plugins list found in the popup, with a switch
-to toggle the activation of the plugin. 
+to toggle the activation of the plugin.
 
 ## Plugin authors