diff --git a/wiki/Client/Release_stream/Lazer/Gameplay_differences_in_osu!(lazer)/en.md b/wiki/Client/Release_stream/Lazer/Gameplay_differences_in_osu!(lazer)/en.md
index 653c88ed50c4..c682d8a88b21 100644
--- a/wiki/Client/Release_stream/Lazer/Gameplay_differences_in_osu!(lazer)/en.md
+++ b/wiki/Client/Release_stream/Lazer/Gameplay_differences_in_osu!(lazer)/en.md
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ This is mostly due to changes to the judgement system. For example, Geki and Kat
 
 ### All game modes except osu!catch use the same grading system
 
-In stable, the accuracy (and judgement) requirements for each [grade](/wiki/Gameplay/Grade) are as follows:  
+In stable, the accuracy (and judgement) requirements for each [grade](/wiki/Gameplay/Grade) are as follows:
 
 | Grade | osu! / osu!taiko | osu!catch | osu!mania |
 | :-: | :-- | :-- | :-- |
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ Until lazer, sliders have only required the accuracy of a 50/MEH judgement to re
 
 Missing a slider head (either by not hitting it or hitting it during its miss window) would previously break combo but not cause a MISS judgement, and a judgement could still be received for the missed slider by completing the rest of it. This allowed players to get scores with low max combo while technically having no misses.
 
-In lazer, not hitting the slider head will give a MISS judgement for the whole slider. After missing a slider head, combo, score, and accuracy can still be gained from slider ticks and repeats, while only score and accuracy can still be gained from the slider end.
+In lazer, not hitting the slider head will give a MISS judgement for the whole slider. After missing a slider head, combo, score, and accuracy can still be gained from slider ticks, repeats, and ends.
 
 |  |  |
 | :-- | :-: |