Widget-&-Integration-Tests.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ void main() {
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 Note that we have to wrap our widget in the MaterialApp Widget since we can't just render NotificationCard by itself. For readability, I like to abstract the creation of the widget into its own function. 
 
-Regardless, we can see that we have set some values of NotificationCard, which determines what the widget will display. We can now assert that the rendered widget has these values with the `expect()` function. While trivial, when more complex logic is added to a widget, this can become useful in ensuring our logic is correct.
+Regardless, we can see that we have set some NotificationCard parameters, which determines what the widget will display. We can now assert that the rendered widget has these values with the `expect()` function. While trivial, when more complex logic is added to a widget, this can become useful in ensuring our logic is correct.
 
 ```dart
 Widget createWidgetSuccess() {