Tweak for consistency

dependencies-in-practice.Rmd

@@ -676,10 +676,10 @@ export(count)
 ...
 ```
 
-Now imagine that your package implements a method for `count()` for a class you "own" (not `data.frame`) but a generic that you "don't own".
+Now imagine that your package implements a method for `count()` for a class you "own" (not `data.frame`).
 A good example is the dbplyr package, which implements dplyr's `count()` generic for dbplyr's `tbl_lazy` class.
 
-In this case, `@export` will not work because it assumes the `count()` generic is included or imported in the dbplyr NAMESPACE, so instead we need to use `@exportS3Method`, providing the precise generic that we're providing a method for.
+In this case, `@export` will not work because it assumes the `count()` generic is included or imported in the dbplyr `NAMESPACE`, so instead we need to use `@exportS3Method`, providing the precise generic that we're providing a method for.
 
 ```{r}
 #| eval: false
@@ -693,9 +693,9 @@ In `NAMESPACE`, we have:
 S3method(dplyr::count,tbl_lazy)
 ```
 
-This also works for generics for packages that are suggested dependencies, e.g. where the glue package implements a method for testthat's `compare()` generic: glue lists testthat as only a suggested dependency, so (as of R 3.6.0) R will conditionally register the method `compare.glue()` when both the testthat and the glue packages are loaded.
+This also works for generics from packages that are suggested dependencies, e.g. where the glue package implements a method for testthat's `compare()` generic: glue lists testthat as only a suggested dependency, so (as of R 3.6.0) R will conditionally register the method `compare.glue()` when both the testthat and the glue packages are loaded.
 
-dbplyr also provides methods for various generics provided by the base package, such as `dim()` and `names()` - in this case, we can still use `@export` since the generics are available in the package NAMESPACE.
+dbplyr also provides methods for various generics provided by the base package, such as `dim()` and `names()` - in this case, we can still use `@export` since the generics are available in the package `NAMESPACE`.
 
 In `dbplyr/R/tbl_lazy.R`, we have: