docs: i ought to have paid more attention in english class

README.md

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-blink.cmp uses a grid-based layout to render the completion menu. The components, defined in `draw.components[string]`, define `text` and `highlight` functions, called for each item. The `highlight` function will be called only when the item appears on screen, so expensive operations such as Treesitter highlighting may be performed (contributions welcome!, [for example](https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/1ca4gm2/colorful_cmp_menu_powered_by_treesitter/)). The components may define their min and max width, where `ellipsis = true` (enabled by default), will draw the `…` character when the text is truncated. Setting `width.fill = true` will fill the remaining space, effectively making subsequent components right aligned, with the respect to their column.
+blink.cmp uses a grid-based layout to render the completion menu. The components, defined in `draw.components[string]`, define `text` and `highlight` functions which are called for each completion item. The `highlight` function will be called only when the item appears on screen, so expensive operations such as Treesitter highlighting may be performed (contributions welcome!, [for example](https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/1ca4gm2/colorful_cmp_menu_powered_by_treesitter/)). The components may define their min and max width, where `ellipsis = true` (enabled by default), will draw the `…` character when the text is truncated. Setting `width.fill = true` will fill the remaining space, effectively making subsequent components right aligned, with respect to their column.
 
 Columns effectively allow you to vertically align a set of components. Each column, defined as an array in `draw.columns`, will be rendered for all of the completion items, where the longest rendered row will determine the width of the column. You may define `gap = number` in your column to insert a gap between components.