no-implicit-prelude-import.md

@@ -144,9 +144,9 @@ The breakup of the base package also provides an opportunity to improve
 the backwards compatibility that would be introduced by this change.
 
 
-If `base` is now just re-exporting things from other packages then, like
+If `base` will now just re-exporting things from other packages then, like
 the `haskell98` and `haskell2010` packages, we presume that it would be
-hidden by default. We therefore suggest that these could packages provide a
+hidden by default. We therefore suggest that these packages could provide a
 useful proxy for whether the `ImplicitPreludeImport` extension defaults to
 being enabled or not: if one of these packages is exposed, then it would
 be on (for backwards compatibility); otherwise it would be off.