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 \begin{abstract}
 Recore Systems is working on the Montium architecture, which is a coarse grained
-reconfigurable architecture, aiming at high flexibility, paired with low power
+reconfigurable architecture, aimed at high flexibility, paired with low power
 usage and high performance. For programming the Montium, a flavour of C was
 developed, called MontiumC. MontiumC is a subset of standard C, providing a
 library of builtin functions to access the extra features of the Montium.
@@ -26,13 +26,13 @@ LLVM are required.
 
 Outside of the original assignment, there was also some work on the new hardware
 design, for the next generation Montium. Issues here centered around software
-pipelining and code compression, and finding the balance in various
+pipelining and code compression, and around finding the balance in various
 tradeoffs between flexibility, performance, complexity/area, code size, etc. This
 work was not finished within the internship, but provided a good learning
 experience.
 
 Currently, the MontiumC compiler is still far from perfect. There are plenty of
-areas for improvement, including: Checking of specifications and improved error
-messages, debug info (or line number) propagation to the backend, integrating
+areas for improvement, including: checking of specifications, improved error
+messages, debug info (or line number) propagation to the backend and integrating
 the (currently separate) backend codegenerator.
 \end{abstract}