Merge pull request #6 from learn-co-curriculum/wip-v2.01

Wip v2.01

README.md

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 ## Learning Goals
 
-- Define a method that takes in and uses an argument
-- Define a method that takes in and uses two arguments
+- Define a method that takes and uses an argument
+- Define a method that takes and uses two arguments
 - Define a method with an optional argument
 
 ## Introduction
 
 Now that we've seen a few ways of defining methods to add key functionality to
 our programs, let's try writing our own methods. You can use the
-tests to help guide you by running `learn` or `learn test` in your terminal,
-however, this look familiar to you now.
+tests to help guide you by running `learn` or `learn test` in your terminal;
+however, this will probably look familiar to you now.
 
 You'll be coding your methods in `lib/introduction.rb`.
 
 ## Define a Method That Takes in and Uses an Argument
 
-Define a method, `#introduction` that takes in the argument `name` and outputs
+Define a method called `introduction` that takes in the argument `name` and outputs
 the phrase: `"Hi, my name is #{name}."`
 
-## Define a Method That Takes in and Uses Two Arguments
+## Define a Method That Takes and Uses Two Arguments
 
-Define a method, `#introduction_with_language` that takes in two arguments,
-`name` and `language` and outputs the phrase: "Hi, my name is #{name} and I am
-learning to program in #{language}."
+Define a method called `introduction_with_language` that takes in two arguments,
+`name` and `language` and outputs the phrase: `"Hi, my name is #{name} and I am
+learning to program in #{language}."`
 
 ## Define a Method With an Optional Argument
 
-Copy the previous method and name it `#introduction_with_language_optional`. It
-that takes in two arguments,`name` and `language`, but language is optional. The
-default value for `language` will be "Ruby".
+Copy the previous method and name it `introduction_with_language_optional`. It
+takes in two arguments, `name` and `language`, but the second argument is
+optional. The default value for `language` will be "Ruby".
 
 ## Conclusion