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Grammatical Mistake fix. #152

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Expand Up @@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ export const CommonModule = angular

### Low-level modules

Low-level modules are individual component modules that contain the logic for each feature block. These will each define a module, to be imported to a higher-level module, such as a component or common module, an example below. Always remember to add the `.name` suffix to each `export` when creating a _new_ module, not when referencing one. You'll noticed routing definitions also exist here, we'll come onto this in later chapters in this guide.
Low-level modules are individual component modules that contain the logic for each feature block. These will each define a module, to be imported to a higher-level module, such as a component or common module, an example below. Always remember to add the `.name` suffix to each `export` when creating a _new_ module, not when referencing one. You'll notice routing definitions also exist here, we'll come onto this in later chapters in this guide.
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Low-level modules are individual component modules that contain the logic for each feature block. These will each define a module, to be imported to a higher-level module, such as a component or common module, an example below. Always remember to add the `.name` suffix to each `export` when creating a _new_ module, not when referencing one. You'll notice routing definitions also exist here, we'll come onto this in later chapters in this guide.
Low-level modules are individual component modules that contain the logic for each feature block. These will each define a module, to be imported to a higher-level module, such as a component or common module, an example below. Always remember to add the `.name` suffix to each `export` when creating a _new_ module, not when referencing one. You'll notice routing definitions also exist here, we'll come to this in later chapters of this guide.

While you're at it, you could maybe even update these as well to make the sentence sound even better?


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import angular from 'angular';
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