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 You can use wp-browser to test WordPress sites, plugins and themes.
 
-An easy and quick setup, with a default configuration that will work for most projects, run end-to-end tests, integration tests and unit tests all wit the same tool.
+An easy and quick setup, with a default configuration that will work for most projects, run end-to-end tests, integration tests and unit tests all with the same tool.
 
 > This document refers to version `4` of the project.
 > If you're using version `3` or version `3.5`, and are looking for the migration and troubleshooting guide, you can find it [here][6]
diff --git a/docs/modules/WPLoader.md b/docs/modules/WPLoader.md
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 ## Configuration with loadOnly: true
 
-The module will load WordPress from the location specified by the `wpRootFodler` parameter, relying
+The module will load WordPress from the location specified by the `wpRootFolder` parameter, relying
 on [the WPDb module](WPDb.md) to manage the database state.
 
 When used in this mode, the module supports the following configuration parameters: