diff --git a/includes/context.inc b/includes/context.inc
index e1e89e2..cc6d39c 100644
--- a/includes/context.inc
+++ b/includes/context.inc
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
  * is operating in or on.
  *
  * For example, when viewing a page, the 'context' is a node object. When
- * viewing a user, the 'context' is a user object. Contexs can also
+ * viewing a user, the 'context' is a user object. Contexts can also
  * have related contexts. For example, when viewing a 'node' you may need
  * to know something about the node author. Therefore, the node author
  * is a related context.
diff --git a/includes/modal.inc b/includes/modal.inc
index 4d2d7b4..dfde0ac 100644
--- a/includes/modal.inc
+++ b/includes/modal.inc
@@ -8,8 +8,7 @@
  * Drupal specific stuff to use it. The modal is fairly generic and can
  * be activated mostly by setting up the right classes, but if you are
  * using the modal you must include links to the images in settings,
- * because the javascript does not inherently know where the images are
- * at.
+ * because the javascript does not inherently know where the images are.
  *
  * You can accomplish this with this PHP code:
  * @code {
@@ -26,8 +25,7 @@
  * For submit buttons, however, the URL is found a different, slightly
  * more complex way. The ID of the item is taken and -url is appended to
  * it to derive a class name. Then, all form elements that contain that
- * class name are founded and their values put together to form a
- * URL.
+ * class name are founded and their values put together to form a URL.
  *
  * For example, let's say you have an 'add' button, and it has a select
  * form item that tells your system what widget it is adding. If the id