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 <h2 id="how-to-determine-your-gauge-and-compensate-for-elongation">How to determine your gauge and compensate for elongation</h2>
 <p>If you want to create fabrics with exact dimensions and compensate for the fact 
-that stitches are usually higher than wide, you should determine 
-your gauge first:
+that stitches are usually wider than high, you must first determine 
+your gauge:
 Choose your yarn and make a gauge swatch with it on your knitting machine (a 
 small test fabric produced with the same settings as used for the final 
 product). Determine the gauge (x = number of stitches per mm, y = number of rows 
 per mm).</p>
-<p>If the desired width (W) and hight (H) of the fabric or shape you want to create 
+<p>If the desired width (W) and height (H) of the fabric or shape you want to create 
 is given, calculate the required number of stitches (s) according to formula 1):</p>
 <p>s = x * W ,</p>
 <p>and calculate the required number of rows (r) according to the following