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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ To support all revisions of the micro:bit, you will need to ensure you use the l
 
 ## If you’re using the micro:bit profile over BLE
 
-The BLE Profile for the micro:bit has also been update to ensure compatibility with both revisions of the board. We have published a binary that enables all BLE services available to the board and shows the connection status on the LED.
+The BLE Profile for the micro:bit has also been updated to ensure compatibility with both revisions of the board. We have published a binary that enables all BLE services available to the board and shows the connection status on the LED.
 
  [Download the updated version of the BLE all services hex](https://preview-tech.microbit.org/latest-revision/assets/bluetooth-services.hex)
 
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 The Universal Hex format has been developed to ensure the best experience for users when moving between board variants. There may be cases where it is not possible to support both boards, for example an accessory that is designed only to target the V2 board variant. In these cases, to ensure the best user experience when flashing a hex file to any board variant, the file should always include an error message to signify board incompatibility to the user. If we do not do this, it results in a silent failure, which can be very confusing to users.
 
-We have created a [standalone error hex](/docs/software/assets/stand-alone-error-v1.hex) that can be combined with a V2 only hex to produce a Hex that will work on a V2 board, but error if used on a V1.You can read more about how this works on the [Hex format](../../software/hex-format/) page.
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+We have created a [standalone error hex](/docs/software/assets/stand-alone-error-v1.hex) that can be combined with a V2 only hex to produce a Hex that will work on a V2 board, but error if used on a V1.You can read more about how this works on the [Hex format](../../software/hex-format/) page.