Fix: Update grammar

Author: GitauHarrison

deploy_to_linode.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Let us say you have completed building your application and you have hosted it i
 
 The services above are all hosted on the cloud and are designed to scale, be secure and stable. They are characterized by lifting the burden of setting up, configuring and maintaining the server from the developer.
 
-Alternatively, you can choose to host a flask application yourself. This approach will allow you to learn the technical details that go into web hosting and server configuration and maintainance. During this tutorial, I will show how you can deploy your flask application on [Linode](https://linode.gvw92c.net/15oBBg/). In particular, I will show you three things:
+Alternatively, you can choose to host a flask application yourself. This approach will allow you to learn the technical details that go into web hosting and server configuration and maintainance. During this tutorial, I will show how you can manually deploy your flask application on [Linode](https://linode.gvw92c.net/15oBBg/). In particular, I will show you three things:
 
 1. [How to deploy your flask app on Linode](/linode/deploy_on_linode.md)
 2. [How to buy a domain name for your deployed application](/linode/buy_domain.md)

http_life_cycle.md

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ The correct HTTP fortmat depends on the version fo the HTTP protocol. There are
 - HTTP/1.0: earlier protocol with fewer functions
 - HTTP/1.1: later protocol with more functions
 
-HTTP request is normally made by a client to a named host located on the server, with the aim of requesting to access a resource on the server. HTTP response is made by the server to a client who made a request, the aim being to provide the requested resource. All these actions are referred to at __requirements__. A client or server that fulfills the requirements for its version of the HTTP protocol is said to be _complaint_ with the HTTP specification.
+**HTTP request** is normally made by a client to a named host located on the server, with the aim of requesting to access a resource on the server. **HTTP response** is made by the server to a client who made a request, the aim being to provide the requested resource. All these actions are referred to as __requirements__. A client or server that fulfills the requirements for its version of the HTTP protocol is said to be _complaint_ with the HTTP specification.
 
 ### HTTP Requests