Merge pull request #17 from vnprc/main

fix grammatical error

Author: sb1752

08_traits_and_reading_bytes.md

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ impl Read for &[u8] {
 
 Don't worry if you don't understand how to read all of this just yet! Simply notice how we *implement* a trait with the `impl` keyword. So `impl Read for &[u8]` is the code block that provides the function logic for the trait. The other thing to notice is how the function signature matches the trait's function signature.
 
-The idea here is that different types, not just the `&[u8]` type can implement the `Read` trait and then be expected to have a similar behavior. The function logic itself for each type might differ, but they are expected to take in the same arguments, return the same type and generally do the same thing, which in this case is to read some data and modify `self` and the buffer. You might notice some patterns here that you are not yet familiar with, such as the `&mut` keyword and asterisk `*` before `self` at the bottom of the function. Don't worry, we'll go into more detail about what these mean in more detail in the next lesson.
+The idea here is that different types, not just the `&[u8]` type can implement the `Read` trait and then be expected to have a similar behavior. The function logic itself for each type might differ, but they are expected to take in the same arguments, return the same type and generally do the same thing, which in this case is to read some data and modify `self` and the buffer. You might notice some patterns here that you are not yet familiar with, such as the `&mut` keyword and asterisk `*` before `self` at the bottom of the function. Don't worry, we'll go into more detail about what these mean in the next lesson.
 
 For now, let's experiment by following the second example from the [documentation for Read](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/io/trait.Read.html#examples). We'll comment out our original code and experiment with these new lines:
 ```rust