diff --git a/05-request/03-headers/page.md b/05-request/03-headers/page.md
index 6ec09f5..904cd0f 100644
--- a/05-request/03-headers/page.md
+++ b/05-request/03-headers/page.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ status: live
 
 A Slim application will automatically parse all HTTP request headers. You can access the request headers using the
 request object's public `headers` property. The `headers` property is an instance of `\Slim\Helper\Set`, meaning
-it provides a simple, standardized interface to interactive with the HTTP request headers.
+it provides a simple, standardized interface to interact with the HTTP request headers.
 
     <?php
     $app = new \Slim\Slim();
diff --git a/06-response/06-helpers/page.md b/06-response/06-helpers/page.md
index fa30747..561f686 100644
--- a/06-response/06-helpers/page.md
+++ b/06-response/06-helpers/page.md
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ The response object provides helper methods to inspect and interact with the und
 
 ### Finalize
 
-The response object’s `finalize()` method returns a numeric array of `[status, header, body]`. The status is
+The response object’s `finalize()` method returns an array of `[status, header, body]`. The status is
 an integer; the header is an iterable data structure; and the body is a string. Were you to create a new
 `\Slim\Http\Response` object in your Slim application or its middleware, you would call the response object's
 `finalize()` method to produce the status, header, and body for the underlying HTTP response.
@@ -47,29 +47,29 @@ return a boolean value:
     <?php
     $res = $app->response;
 
-    //Is this an informational response?
+    // Is this an 1xx informational response?
     $res->isInformational();
 
-    //Is this a 200 OK response?
+    // Is this a 200 OK response?
     $res->isOk();
 
-    //Is this a 2xx successful response?
+    // Is this a 2xx successful response?
     $res->isSuccessful();
 
-    //Is this a 3xx redirection response?
+    // Is this a 3xx redirection response?
     $res->isRedirection();
 
-    //Is this a specific redirect response? (301, 302, 303, 307)
+    // Is this a specific redirect response? (301, 302, 303, 307)
     $res->isRedirect();
 
-    //Is this a forbidden response?
+    // Is this a forbidden response?
     $res->isForbidden();
 
-    //Is this a not found response?
+    // Is this a not found response?
     $res->isNotFound();
 
-    //Is this a client error response?
+    // Is this a client error response?
     $res->isClientError();
 
-    //Is this a server error response?
+    // Is this a server error response?
     $res->isServerError();
diff --git a/07-view/04-data/page.md b/07-view/04-data/page.md
index c99ba0a..f2eda40 100644
--- a/07-view/04-data/page.md
+++ b/07-view/04-data/page.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ status: live
 <div class="alert alert-info">
     <strong>Heads Up!</strong> Rarely will you set or append data directly on the view object. Usually, you
     pass data to the view with the Slim application's `render()` method.
-    See <a href="/pages/view-rendering-templates">Rendering Templates</a>.
+    See <a href="/#Rendering">Rendering Templates</a>.
 </div>
 
 The view object's `setData()` and `appendData()` methods inject data into the view object; the injected data is