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@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ Default value: `phpdoc`
 
 Path to the phpdoc executable, by default it will use the one that come with task. It is located on the bin folder.
 
-**WARNING** : We kept this option documented here only for version `0.1.0` and `0.3.0` of the plugin. This option has 
-been remove the version `0.4.0` because it was not portable across operating systems. 
+**WARNING** : We kept this option documented here only for versions `0.1.0` and `0.3.0` of the plugin. This option has 
+been removed in version `0.4.0` because it was not portable across operating systems. 
 
 #### options.directory( optional )
 Type: `String`
@@ -61,14 +61,11 @@ where Gruntfile is located.
 Type: `String`
 Default value: undefined
 
-This option is not integrated in phpDocumentor tool and is an option specific to the Grunt phpDocumentor plugin. The 
-purpose of this option is to allow you to provide a path to a custom phpDocumentor PHAR file or to indicate to the 
-plugin to use the `phpdoc` command available in your system.
+This option is not integrated in phpDocumentor tool and is specific to the plugin. The purpose of this option is to allow you to provide a path to a custom phpDocumentor PHAR file or to indicate to the plugin to use the `phpdoc` command available in your system.
 
-If this option is not specified then the plugin will automatically use the phpDocumentor PHAR file which is integrated 
-inside it.
+If this option is not specified then the plugin will automatically use the integrated phpDocumentor PHAR file.
 
-If you want to provide a path to a custom PHAR file you have to provide it as a string : 
+If you want to provide a path to a custom PHAR file you can provide it as a string : 
 
 ```js
 grunt.initConfig({
@@ -80,8 +77,7 @@ grunt.initConfig({
 })
 ```
 
-If you want to use the `phpdoc` command which is available on you system instead then you only have to pass the `null` 
-value to the `phar` option :
+If you want to use the `phpdoc` command which is available on you system instead then you can the `null` value to the `phar` option :
 
 ```js
 grunt.initConfig({
@@ -107,24 +103,18 @@ Path where to store the generated output. It will default to a folder named 'doc
 
 ### 0.4.0
 
- * **BREAKING CHANGE, WARNING**: Now the `bin` option has been deleted and replaced by the `phar` option, if `null` is 
-   passed to the `phar` option then the plugin uses the `phpdoc` command available, if the `phar` option is `undefined` 
-   then the plugin uses the packaged phpDocumentor PHAR, if the `phar` option is not `null` and not `undefined` then it 
-   express a path to a phpDocumentor PHAR file on the file system
+ * **BREAKING CHANGE, WARNING**: The `bin` option has been deleted and replaced by the `phar` option, if `null` is passed to the `phar` option then the plugin uses the `phpdoc` command available, if the `phar` option is `undefined` then the plugin uses the packaged phpDocumentor PHAR, if the `phar` option is not `null` and not `undefined` then it express a path to a phpDocumentor PHAR file on the file system
  * Add more robust unit tests
- * The unit tests are executed on the `develop` branch with the GoMoob continuous integration server each time the 
-   source code is updated on this branch
- * Now the plugin inspects the `[Exception]` string in the phpDocumentor output to know if a phpDocumentor exception has 
-   been encountered and make the Grunt task fail
+ * The unit tests are executed on the `develop` branch with the GoMoob continuous integration server each time the source code is updated on this branch
+ * Now the plugin inspects the `[Exception]` string in the phpDocumentor output to know if a phpDocumentor exception has been encountered and make the Grunt task fail
  * Add the build with grunt badge to the README.MD file
  * Global documentation improvements
  * Add lot of comments in the plugin code
- * The `bin\phpdoc` bash script has been deleted because bash is not installed on all UNIX platforms and because using 
-   a bash script is not portable across platforms
+ * The `bin\phpdoc` bash script has been deleted because bash is not installed on all UNIX platforms and because using a bash script is not portable across platforms
  * Upgrade the phpDocumentor PHAR to version 2.2.0 of phpDocumentor
  * Remove the use of the loadash `_.extend()` function and replace it with the standard Grunt `task.options()` function 
  * Now the plugin checks if PHP CLI is available at command line
- * Global refactoring
+ * Global refactorings
  * Begin to support the execution of the `help`, `parse`, `project:parse`, `transform`, `project:transform`, `list`, 
    `template:list` commands