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@@ -68,12 +68,12 @@ The following table shows the mapping of supported C++ types to supported JSON t
 | `JsonSerializable`                                                           | object       |
 
 ### Remarks
-* Raw pointer are not supported. This prevents
+* Raw pointers are not supported. This prevents
   forgetting to free memory which would have to be allocated when deserializing.
 * For the same reason `const char *` and `std::string_view` are only supported for serialization.
 * Enums are (de)serialized as their underlying integer value. When deserializing, it is currently *not* checked
   whether the present integer value is a valid enumeration item.
-* The JSON type for smart pointer depends on the type the pointer refers to. It can also be `null`.
+* The JSON type for smart pointers depends on the type the pointer refers to. It can also be `null`.
 * If multiple `std::shared_ptr` instances point to the same object this object is serialized multiple times.
   When deserializing those identical objects, it is currently not possible to share the memory (again). So each
   `std::shared_ptr` will point to its own copy. Note that this limitation is *not* present when using binary