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docs/index.md

@@ -45,9 +45,9 @@ Customer retrieved
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-All you need to interact with Paystack's API in your python project is the `Paystack class` it has [attributes]()
+All you need to interact with Paystack's API in your python project is the `Paystack class` it has [attributes](how-to-guides.md#bindings-on-the-paystack-object)
 bounded to it that provides methods you can call in your code to make API calls to Paystack. Every method call on the wrapper
-has the same return type, which is a [Response](). A namedtuple containing the data from making the actual call to Paystack servers
+has the same return type, which is a [Response](reference/index.md#pypaystack2.utils.Response). A namedtuple containing the data from making the actual call to Paystack servers
 
 ## Async Now!
 PyPaystack2 now supports asynchronous wrappers to Paystack's API. `AsyncPaystack` is an asynchronous mirror equivalent

docs/tutorials/tutorial1.md

@@ -377,7 +377,7 @@ You can try out the new command with the following commands
 ## Where to go from here
 
 **It's all in your hands now**. We now have a working cli app, but it does not have all the features
-to make it a fully fledged **Paystack command line client** you can bring in more wrappers and implement
-new commands. It also does not handle all the likely exception that can occur, but then, the purpose of
+to make it a fully fledged **Paystack command line client** you can implement
+more commands. It also does not handle all the likely exception that can occur, but then, the purpose of
 the tutorial is to expose you to `pypaystack2`. Not sure how something works, you can always search the
 documentation. Good luck on your next project!