diff --git a/abstract-table.ts b/abstract-table.ts
index ec21505..7d6f151 100644
--- a/abstract-table.ts
+++ b/abstract-table.ts
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ export abstract class Table<TRow extends object> {
 
         return keys.map(key => ({
             key, // Raw property name from TRow
-            headerValue: displayNamesAndOrder?.[key] ?? String(key), // The value of the th html element, with a nullish coalescing operator for if its null
+            headerValue: displayNamesAndOrder?.[key] ?? String(key), // The value of the th html element, with a nullish coalescing operator for if it is null
             type: typeof exampleObject[key], // The type of the column 
         }));
     }
@@ -146,8 +146,8 @@ export abstract class Table<TRow extends object> {
      * @remarks If a cell value is an HTMLElement it is appended to the cell. A DOM node can only
      * exist in one place, so passing the same element instance to multiple rows moves it to the
      * last row only. Pass a fresh element (or `el.cloneNode(true)`) per row. But keep in mind that
-     * el.cloneNode(true) does not keep event listeners, so if event listeners are used its best
-     * generate any many needed.
+     * el.cloneNode(true) does not keep event listeners, so if event listeners are used it is best
+     * to generate a fresh element for each row that needs one.
      */
     protected createPopulatedRow(data: TRow): HTMLTableRowElement {
         const row = document.createElement("tr");
@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ export abstract class Table<TRow extends object> {
 
     /**
      * Get the message element for the table.
-     * @return The HTMLElement thats used for showing messages. Or null if its not set. 
+     * @return The HTMLElement that is used for showing messages. Or null if i iss not set. 
      */
     getMessageElement(): HTMLElement | null {
         return this.messageEl;