diff --git a/ch03.asciidoc b/ch03.asciidoc
index 8908050c..0d2427ce 100644
--- a/ch03.asciidoc
+++ b/ch03.asciidoc
@@ -433,14 +433,14 @@ $ bitcoin-cli getinfo
 $
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-To unlock the wallet, we issue the +walletpassphrase+ command that takes two parameters—the password and a number of seconds until the wallet is locked again automatically (a time counter):
+To unlock the wallet, issue the +walletpassphrase+ command, which takes two parameters—the password and a number of seconds until the wallet is locked again automatically (a time counter):
 
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 $ bitcoin-cli walletpassphrase foo 360
 $
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-We confirm the wallet is unlocked and see the timeout by running +getinfo+ again:
+You can confirm the wallet is unlocked and see the timeout by running +getinfo+ again:
 
 [source,bash]
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@@ -458,13 +458,13 @@ $ bitcoin-cli getinfo
 }
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-==== Wallet Backup, Plain-text Dump and Restore
+==== Wallet Backup, Plain-text Dump, and Restore
 
 Commands: +backupwallet+, +importwallet+, +dumpwallet+
 
-((("backups","of wallets")))((("backupwallet command (bitcoin-cli)")))((("bitcoin-cli command line helper","backupwallet command")))((("bitcoin-cli command line helper","dumpwallet command")))((("bitcoin-cli command line helper","importwallet command")))((("dumpwallet command (bitcoin-cli)")))((("importwallet command (bitcoin-cli)")))((("wallets","backing up")))((("wallets","dumping into plain text")))((("wallets","restoring")))Next, we will practice creating a wallet backup file and then restoring the wallet from the backup file. Use the +backupwallet+ command to backup, providing the filename as the parameter. Here we back up the wallet to the file _wallet.backup_:
+((("backups","of wallets")))((("backupwallet command (bitcoin-cli)")))((("bitcoin-cli command line helper","backupwallet command")))((("bitcoin-cli command line helper","dumpwallet command")))((("bitcoin-cli command line helper","importwallet command")))((("dumpwallet command (bitcoin-cli)")))((("importwallet command (bitcoin-cli)")))((("wallets","backing up")))((("wallets","dumping into plain text")))((("wallets","restoring")))Next, we will practice creating a wallet backup file and then restoring the wallet from the backup file. Use the +backupwallet+ command to back up, providing the filename as the parameter. Here we back up the wallet to the file _wallet.backup_:
+
 
-[source,bash]
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 $ bitcoin-cli backupwallet wallet.backup
 $
@@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ $
 
 Now, to restore the backup file, use the +importwallet+ command. If your wallet is locked, you will need to unlock it first (see +walletpassphrase+ in the preceding section) in order to import the backup file:
 
-[source,bash]
+
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 $ bitcoin-cli importwallet wallet.backup
 $