Merge pull request #996 from mezameta-shika/next

minor grammar fixes in start

docs/start/installation.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ To get started with RetroArch, the first step is to download the application. Wh
 
 Now that we've talked about our download sources, we can come to the download stages. You can use one of the two channels for this. One of them is our [original website](https://www.retroarch.com/index.php?page=platforms) and the other is the [buildbot](http://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/{{ unit.stable }}) where our application is produced. It downloads from the same source on both links, so you can use both.
 
-After entering the website, you will encounter the situation where you can use one of the two download options. This is apply for most platforms. These options are divided into two as Stable and Nightly. Let's get to know these options closely:
+After entering the website, you will encounter the situation where you can use one of the two download options. This applies for most platforms. These options are divided into two as Stable and Nightly. Let's get to know these options closely:
 
 === "Stable"
 

docs/start/last-station.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Here we will touch on some critical topics and run our first content.
 
 | :warning: WARNING          |
 |:---------------------------|
-| RetroArch or LibRetro do not illegally share copyrighted content. There is no support for the reproduction or distribution of copyrighted content.    |  
+| RetroArch and LibRetro do not illegally share copyrighted content. There is no support for the reproduction or distribution of copyrighted content.    |  
 
 ### Cores
 

docs/start/love-at-first-sight.md

@@ -4,18 +4,18 @@ hide:
   - toc
 ---
 
-When you first start the application, you will see a menu like the one below. Don't let this scare you, we feel cold when we first enter the water. You can see the menu blocks by hovering your pointer over the image. RetroArch's menu is called Ozone and its goal is a being modern and fast menu experience. Ozone's simple user interface shows you everything you have access to. The way the interface appears on the screen; the main categories are on the left, subcategories are in the middle, and the selections are on the right.
+When you first start the application, you will see a menu like the one below. Don't let this scare you, we feel cold when we first enter the water. You can see the menu blocks by hovering your pointer over the image. RetroArch's menu is called Ozone and its goal is a being modern and fast menu experience. Ozone's simple user interface shows you everything you have access to. Note the way the interface appears on the screen: the main categories are on the left, subcategories are in the middle, and the selections are on the right.
 
 
 <img src="../images/menu.png" onmouseover="this.src='../images/menu-hover.png'" onmouseout="this.src='../images/menu.png'" /> 
 
 === "Red"
 
-	This is your sidebar and navigating this menu will also change the main menu in the middle of the screen. Except for Main Menu and Settings, others are playlists and can be changed, but the two options mentioned are built into the application.
+	This is your sidebar and navigating this menu will also change the main menu in the middle of the screen. Except for Main Menu and Settings, most options are playlists and can be changed, but those two options are built into the application.
 
 === "Green"
 
-	This is your main screen and the screen will not change unless you confirm the selections. For example, when you go to the settings in your Sidebar, this will change. When you select the any option in the Settings, the relevant menu will appear.
+	This is your main screen and the screen will not change unless you confirm the selection. For example, when you go to Settings in your Sidebar, it will change. When you select any option in Settings, the relevant menu will appear.
 
 === "Orange"
 
@@ -31,9 +31,9 @@ You can find more information for Ozone at this [page](../guides/ozone.md).
 
 RetroArch is intended to be easily controlled with a controller. RetroArch uses the overall term controller which encompasses all input hardware that could be described by the terms joypad, gamepad, joystick, and others.
 
-RetroArch works many platforms. Each of these platforms has one or more input systems. These input systems in turn differ widely in the way they enumerate the pad buttons. For this reason, your joypad buttons may be mapped differently depending on if you are using Windows, Mac, or Linux.
+RetroArch works on many platforms. Each of these platforms has one or more input systems. These input systems in turn differ widely in the way they enumerate the pad buttons. For this reason, your joypad buttons may be mapped differently depending on if you are using Windows, Mac, or Linux.
 
-Navigating on RetroArch is as easy as you can imagine. Depending on the device you have, the control scheme is determined automatically. For example, if you are going to use it on a computer, the basic key combinations of the keyboard will apply. You move with the arrow keys and select with the Enter key, and you return with the Backspace key. If you plug a controller, you can also move with the D-Pad keys.
+Navigating on RetroArch is as easy as you can imagine. Depending on the device you have, the control scheme is determined automatically. For example, if you are going to use it on a computer, the basic key combinations of the keyboard will apply. You move with the arrow keys and select with the Enter key, and you return with the Backspace key. If you plug in a controller, you can also move with the D-Pad keys.
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 ![RetroPad Conceptual Diagram](../image/guides/retropad-conceptual-diagram.png)