diff --git a/Plugin-migration-to-QGIS-3.md b/Plugin-migration-to-QGIS-3.md
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Also think about using the Processing framework. Your plugin can become its own
 
 In QGIS 3, GeoPackage is much more present. Avoid creating shapefile in your plugin if possible and use the OGC standard GeoPackage format which can store both raster and vector in a single file: http://www.geopackage.org
 
-Note that you can easily provide one version for QGIS 2 and QGIS 3 at the same time. Fill you metadata.txt correctly with `qgisMinimumVersion` and `qgisMaximumVersion`. The plugin manager will ship automatically the highest version according to the QGIS version.
+Note that you can easily provide one version for QGIS 2 and QGIS 3 at the same time. Fill you metadata.txt correctly with `qgisMinimumVersion` and `qgisMaximumVersion`. The plugin manager will automatically ship the highest version based on the QGIS version.
 
 ## Plugin location on file system
 While in QGIS 2, plugins where located in your home directory in a `.qgis2/python/plugins`. In QGIS 3, this folder is now in a specific QGIS profile. You can find this folder by going to `Settings` -> `User profiles` -> `Open Active Profile folder`. You will find `python/plugins`.