docs: fix typo

demo/pages/docs/umd/enUS/index.md

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 
 After version `2.30.3`, you can use UMD version of naive.
 
-If you want use a minified version of naive, use `https://unpkg.com/naive-ui@version/dist/index.prod.js` as `src`. If you don't specify a version, latest version would be used.
+If you want to use a minified version of naive, use `https://unpkg.com/naive-ui@version/dist/index.prod.js` as `src`. `version` is the version of naive-ui you want to use. If you don't specify a version, latest version would be used.
 
-You'd better lock version of package, nor there may be some breaking changes.
+You'd better lock version of the package, nor there may be some breaking changes.
 
 Here's a basic demo:
 

src/code/demos/enUS/index.demo-entry.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 ## Prequisites
 
 <n-alert title="Note" type="warning" style="margin-bottom: 16px;">
-  Due to package size, Naive UI doesn't include highlight.js. If you want use Code, make sure you have set highlightjs before using it.
+  Due to package size, Naive UI doesn't include highlight.js. If you want to use Code, make sure you have set highlightjs before using it.
 </n-alert>
 
 The following code shows how to set hljs of Code. Importing highlight.js on demand is recommonded, because it can significantly reduce bundle size of your app.

src/dialog/demos/enUS/index.demo-entry.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Before taking action, please confirm.
 
 <n-alert title="Prerequisite" type="warning">
-  If you want use dialog, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-dialog-provider</n-text> and use <n-text code>useDialog</n-text> to get the API.
+  If you want to use dialog, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-dialog-provider</n-text> and use <n-text code>useDialog</n-text> to get the API.
 </n-alert>
 
 For example:

src/loading-bar/demos/enUS/index.demo-entry.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ A kind of good placebo for anxiety.
 
 <n-space vertical size="large">
 <n-alert title="Prerequisite" type="warning">
-  If you want use loading bar, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-loading-bar-provider</n-text> and inject <n-text code>loadingBar</n-text>.
+  If you want to use loading bar, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-loading-bar-provider</n-text> and inject <n-text code>loadingBar</n-text>.
 </n-alert>
 For example:
 

src/message/demos/enUS/index.demo-entry.md

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ Oracle from the top(always) of the browser.
 
 <n-space vertical size="large">
 <n-alert title="Prerequisite" type="warning">
-  If you want use message, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-message-provider</n-text> and use <n-text code>useMessage</n-text> to get the API.
+  If you want to use message, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-message-provider</n-text> and use <n-text code>useMessage</n-text> to get the API.
   <br/>
-  If you want use it outside setup, please refer to Q & A part at the bottom of the page.
+  If you want to use it outside setup, please refer to Q & A part at the bottom of the page.
 </n-alert>
 For example:
 

src/notification/demos/enUS/index.demo-entry.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Notification component is always with low piority so I can make a lot of useless
 
 <n-space vertical size="large">
 <n-alert title="Prerequisite" type="warning">
-  If you want use notification, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-notification-provider</n-text> and use <n-text code>useNotification</n-text> to get the API.
+  If you want to use notification, you need to wrap the component where you call related methods inside <n-text code>n-notification-provider</n-text> and use <n-text code>useNotification</n-text> to get the API.
 </n-alert>
 
 For example: