Adjust some wording

facelessuser · Mar 10, 2021 · 15ce582 · 15ce582
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diff --git a/docs/src/markdown/fnmatch.md b/docs/src/markdown/fnmatch.md
@@ -31,9 +31,9 @@ Pattern           | Meaning
 `!(pattern_list)` | The pattern matches if the input string cannot be matched with any of the patterns in the `pattern_list`. Requires the [`EXTMATCH`](#extmatch) flag.
 `{}`              | Bash style brace expansions.  This is applied to patterns before anything else. Requires the [`BRACE`](#brace) flag.
 
-- Slashes are generally treated as normal characters, but on windows they are normalized. `/` will match both `/` and
-  `\\` or `/`. There is no need to explicitly use `\\` in patterns on Windows, but if you do, they must be escaped to
-  specify a literal `\\`. If a backslash is escaped, it will match all valid windows separators, just like `/` does.
+- Slashes are generally treated as normal characters, but on windows they are normalized. On Windows, `/` will match
+  both `/` and `\\`. There is no need to explicitly use `\\` in patterns on Windows, but if you do, they must be escaped
+  to specify a literal `\\`. If a backslash is escaped, it will match all valid windows separators, just like `/` does.
 - By default, `.` is *not* matched by `*`, `?`, and `[]`. See the [`DOTMATCH`](#dotmatch) flag to match `.` at
   the start of a filename without a literal `.`.
 

diff --git a/docs/src/markdown/glob.md b/docs/src/markdown/glob.md
@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@ Pattern           | Meaning
 - Slashes are generally treated special in glob related methods. Slashes are not matched in `[]`, `*`, `?`, or extended
   patterns like `*(...)`. Slashes can be matched by `**` if [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar) is set.
 
-- Slashes are on Windows are normalized. `/` will match both `/` and `\\` or `/`. There is no need to explicitly use
-  `\\` in patterns on Windows, but if you do, they must be escaped to specify a literal `\\`. If a backslash is escaped,
-  it will match all valid windows separators, just like `/` does.
+- Slashes on Windows are normalized. `/` will match both `/` and `\\`. There is no need to explicitly use `\\` in
+  patterns on Windows, but if you do, they must be escaped to specify a literal `\\`. If a backslash is escaped, it will
+  match all valid windows separators, just like `/` does.
 
 - On Windows, drives are treated special and must come at the beginning of the pattern and cannot be matched with `*`,
   `[]`, `?`, or even extended match patterns like `+(...)`.