docs: fix typos and cleanup the texts.

apps/berps/content/learn/tokens/bgt.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Berachain Governance Token (`$BGT`) is a soulbound <a target="_blank" :href="con
 
 ## How Does Berps Use $BGT
 
-Berps is a native Berachain dApp that is an elligible reward vault for validators to distribute `$BGT` emissions to.
+Berps is a native Berachain dApp that is an eligible reward vault for validators to distribute `$BGT` emissions to.
 
 ## How Do I Get $BGT?
 

apps/core/content/developers/guides/create-erc20-contract-using-foundry.md

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ If templated correctly, we should see the following structure:
     └── Counter.t.sol
 ```
 
-Now that all the code has been setup, install the dependencies needed for an ERC20 contract from [OpenZeppelin](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts), by funning the following:
+Now that all the code has been setup, install the dependencies needed for an ERC20 contract from [OpenZeppelin](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts), by running the following:
 
 ```bash
 # FROM: ./create-erc20-contract-using-foundry
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ contract BingBongToken is ERC20 {
 }
 ```
 
-Confirm that this compiles correctly by running the following:
+Confirm that this compile correctly by running the following:
 
 ```bash
 # FROM: ./create-erc20-contract-using-foundry
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ forge compile;
 
 With our newly renamed `BingBongToken.t.sol` file, add the following tests that cover a wide range of ERC20 tests.
 
-Feel free to look at each individual test to get a better idea on how revert and successful scenarios are handled.
+Feel free to look at each individual test to get a better idea on how reverts and successful scenarios are handled.
 
 **File:** `./test/BingBongToken.t.sol`
 
@@ -400,15 +400,15 @@ forge test -vvv; # v stands for verbose and multiple vvv allow for more details
 
 ## Configuring Foundry for Berachain Contract Deployment
 
-Now that the code and tests have all be defined, the next step is to create the deployment script needed to deploy the `BingBongToken.sol` file. To accomplish this, simply repurpose the script file `Course.s.sol` file as our new `BingBongToken.s.sol`.
+Now that the code and tests have all been defined, the next step is to create the deployment script needed to deploy the `BingBongToken.sol` file. To accomplish this, simply repurpose the script file `Course.s.sol` file as our new `BingBongToken.s.sol`.
 
 ```bash
 # FROM: ./create-erc20-contract-using-foundry
 
 mv script/Counter.s.sol script/BingBongToken.s.sol;
 ```
 
-Next, replace the existing code the following to handle importing the wallet private key, and deploying the contract.
+Next, replace the existing code the following to handle importing the wallet's private key, and deploying the contract.
 
 **File:** `./script/BingBongToken.s.sol`
 

apps/core/content/developers/guides/create-helloworld-contract-using-hardhat.md

@@ -161,15 +161,15 @@ pnpm compile; # npm run compile or yarn run compil;
 
 ## Testing the HelloWorld Contract
 
-Now that we have our contract, let's make sure it's working correctly by writting some tests.
+Now that we have our contract, let's make sure it's working correctly by writing some tests.
 
 Hardhat already created a test file in our `/test` directory, and we're going to rename it.
 
 ```bash
 # FROM ./create-helloworld-contract-using-hardhat;
 
 # Renames `Lock.ts` to `HelloWorld.test.ts`
-mv test/Lock.ts test/HellWorld.test.ts;
+mv test/Lock.ts test/HelloWorld.test.ts;
 ```
 
 In our new `HelloWorld.test.ts` file, we'll replace the existing code with the following:

apps/core/content/learn/dapps/bend.md

@@ -29,6 +29,6 @@ Bend is Berachain's non-custodial lending protocol. Lenders participate by depos
 
 Berachain's native stablecoin [`$HONEY`](/learn/pol/tokens/honey), serves as the primary and exclusive token available for borrowing.
 
-In addition, Bend is an implementation of [Proof-of-Liquidity Reward Vaults](/learn/pol/rewardvaults) which which allows borrowers to become eligible to receive [`$BGT`](/learn/pol/tokens/bgt) emissions. It also demonstrates how PoL can incentivize users to take different types of liquidity actions with dApps.
+In addition, Bend is an implementation of [Proof-of-Liquidity Reward Vaults](/learn/pol/rewardvaults) which allows borrowers to become eligible to receive [`$BGT`](/learn/pol/tokens/bgt) emissions. It also demonstrates how PoL can incentivize users to take different types of liquidity actions with dApps.
 
 > To learn more, check out the <a :href="config.websites.docsBend.name">{{config.websites.docsBend.name}}</a>.