Readme fixes.

README.md

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 ![Tsuki-tag main window](./docs/images/main01.jpg)
 
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 ![Tsuki-tag main window](./docs/images/main02.jpg)
 
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 # Features
 
 - Browse an aggregated collection of images retrieved from a number of pre-configured image providers in a paginated view.
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 - Browse the online lists the same way as you would browse the online providers.
 - The image metadata and thumbnail will be saved into a local database upon adding to an online list. When the image is being opened, it will always be downloaded from the original online provider.
 - Automatically add or remove tags from an image metadata when adding it to an online list, with templating support to use image attributes as tags.
-- Create optional or mandatory tag combinations to an online list. An image then can be automatically be added to and processed by multiple online lists using a single operation, if it passes the configured tag requirements of a given online list.
+- Create optional or mandatory tag combinations to an online list. An image then can be automatically added to and processed by multiple online lists using a single operation, if it passes the configured tag requirements of a given online list.
 
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 ![Online lists](./docs/images/onlinelist.jpg)
 
 # Workspaces
 
-In addition to the features of online lists, Tsuki-tag also allows you to create workspaces, which are online lists with a configured folder in your local drive. When adding images to a workspace, the image is also downloaded to the specified folder. <br> 
+In addition to the features of online lists, Tsuki-tag also allows you to create workspaces, which are online lists with a configured folder on your local drive. When adding images to a workspace, the image is also downloaded to the specified folder. <br> 
 Workspace features include:
 
 - Browse workspaces the same way as you would browse the online providers.