Fix some typos

docs/tutorials/release-using-channels.md

@@ -2,14 +2,14 @@
 # Release Using Channels / Auto-Updates With Channels
 
 ## Description
-Channels are useful to distribute "beta" or "alpha" releases of your application to a choosen set of users. This allow to test an application before release it as "stable".
+Channels are useful to distribute "beta" or "alpha" releases of your application to a chosen set of users. This allows to test an application before release it as "stable".
 
-Users which receive "beta" version will get "stable" versions too. Otherwise users who doesn't wanna "beta" will only get "stable" releases.
+Users which receive "beta" version will get "stable" versions too. Otherwise, users who don't want "beta" will only get "stable" releases.
 
-They are tree channels level ordered by stability :
+They are tree channels level ordered by stability:
 1. "stable", your application is stable and this is the default one (example: "1.3.2")
-2. "beta" which mean your application works, but should have some bugs (example: "1.3.2-beta")
-3. "alpha" which mean your application is not stable and in active development (example: "1.3.2-alpha")
+2. "beta" which means your application works, but should have some bugs (example: "1.3.2-beta")
+3. "alpha" which means your application is not stable and in active development (example: "1.3.2-alpha")
 
 
 ## Configuration
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ If you want to use channels, you should add this to your package.json:
 }
 ```
 
-> Note: `allowDowngrade` is automatically set to `true` when `generateUpdatesFilesForAllChannels = true`, so you doesn't need to set it.
+> Note: `allowDowngrade` is automatically set to `true` when `generateUpdatesFilesForAllChannels = true`, so you don't need to set it.
 
 All you have to do to release using channels is to define the channel in the version tag of the `package.json`. Add "-beta" or "-alpha" (nothing for stable) to automatically build for the related channel.
 
@@ -50,6 +50,6 @@ Imagine your application version is 1.0.1 (stable).
 
 If you want to release a beta for the 1.1.0 version, you only need to update the package.json "version" with "1.1.0-beta".
 
-And when your application is stable enouth and you want to release it to all users, only remove the "-beta" tag from the package.json "version" tag.
+And when your application is stable enough and you want to release it to all users, only remove the "-beta" tag from the package.json "version" tag.