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@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ This illustrates the part of the graph that this query is asking for:
 ![Parts of the GraphQL query](/img/docs/tutorial/query-breakdown.png)
 
 Now that we’ve defined the query, we need to do two things.
-1. Run relay compiler so that it knows aboout the new Graphql query. [npm run relay.]
+1. Run relay compiler so that it knows about the new Graphql query. [npm run relay.]
 2. Modify our React component to fetch it and to use the data returned by the server.
 
 If you open package.json you will find the script `relay` is hooked up to run the relay-compiler. This is what npm run relay does. Once the compiler successfully updates/generated the new compiled query you will be able to find it in the __generated__ folder under src/components/ as NewsfeedQuery.graphql.ts. This project comes with precomputed fragments, so unless you do this step, you will not get the desired results.