README.md in stack_tracy-0.1.5 vs README.md in stack_tracy-0.1.6

@@ -78,13 +78,13 @@
 * `:only => "Foo*", :exclude => "Foo::Bar"` records `Foo` and `Foo::CandyBar`
 * `:exclude => ["Foo*", "FooBar"]` records everything except for `Foo`, `Foo::Bar`, `Foo::CandyBar` and `FooBar`
 * `:only => "Foo* Kernel"` records `Foo`, `Foo::Bar`, `Foo::CandyBar` and `Kernel`
 * `:exclude => :core` records everything except for Ruby core classes and modules (see [stack_tracy.rb](https://github.com/archan937/stack_tracy/blob/master/lib/stack_tracy.rb#L16) for more details)
 
-### Add trace messages
+### Adding trace messages
 
-Sometimes you want to add marks to the stack tree in order to recognize certain events. You can do this by adding trace messages by using the `String#tracy` method:
+Sometimes you want to add marks to the stack tree in order to recognize certain events. You can do this by adding trace messages with the `String#tracy` method:
 
     [1] pry(main)> stack_tracy(:print) do
     [1] pry(main)*   "Putting string".tracy
     [1] pry(main)*   puts "Hello world!"
     [1] pry(main)*   "Done putting string".tracy
@@ -137,11 +137,11 @@
 
 When the amount of calls within the stack trace exceeds the specified `:limit`, StackTracy will automatically filter out Ruby core classes and modules calls and it will also apply the `:threshold` option.
 
 When applying the `:threshold`, calls with a duration **below** the `:threshold` will be folded at default within the stack tree which saves **a lot** of heavy browser rendering on page load as the 'child calls' will be rendered as comment. See [this commit](https://github.com/archan937/stack_tracy/commit/0bb49669015b44cd24715988bf9f7e4cf03a5dad) for more information.
 
-As of version v0.1.5, `StackTracy.open` (and thus the CLI) is provided with the options `:messages_only` and `:slows_only`. When having set `:messages_only` to `true`, the display stack tree will only include trace messages. If you have set `:slows_only` to `true`, then the stack tree will only include slow calls (duration > threshold) **and** trace messages.
+As of version v0.1.5, `StackTracy.open` (and thus the CLI) is provided with the options `:messages_only` and `:slows_only`. When having set `:messages_only` to `true`, the stack tree will only include trace messages. If you have set `:slows_only` to `true`, then the stack tree will only include slow calls (duration > threshold) **and** trace messages.
 
 ### Using recorded stack events
 
 Once you have recorded stack events, you can call the following methods:
 
@@ -397,10 +397,10 @@
 The StackTracy repo is provided with `script/console` which you can use for development / testing purposes.
 
 Run the following command in your console:
 
     $ script/console
-    Loading development environment (StackTracy 0.1.5)
+    Loading development environment (StackTracy 0.1.6)
     [1] pry(main)> stack_tracy :print do
     [1] pry(main)*   puts "testing"
     [1] pry(main)* end
     testing
     Kernel#puts <0.000121>
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