diff --git a/confluent_client/doc/man/confluent2hosts.ronn b/confluent_client/doc/man/confluent2hosts.ronn
index 8e0784e3..a20c870d 100644
--- a/confluent_client/doc/man/confluent2hosts.ronn
+++ b/confluent_client/doc/man/confluent2hosts.ronn
@@ -11,18 +11,18 @@ confluent2hosts(8) -- Generate /etc/hosts entries for nodes
 `confluent2hosts` can be used to help generate /etc/hosts entries for a 
 noderange.  There are two general approaches.
 
-It can be used ad-hoc, using -i and -n to specificy the address and name portions respectively.  This accepts the standard confluent expression syntax, allowing for things like 172.30.1.{n1} or {node}.{dns.domain} or {bmc}.
+It can be used ad-hoc, using -i and -n to specify the address and name portions respectively.  This accepts the standard confluent expression syntax, allowing for things like 172.30.1.{n1} or {node}.{dns.domain} or {bmc}.
 
 It can also read from the confluent db, using `-a`.  In this mode, each net.<value>.<attribute> group is pulled together into hosts lines.  ipv4_address and ipv6_address fields are associated with the corresponding hostname attributes.
 
 ## EXAMPLES
 
-* Generate /etc/hosts entries ad-hoc using default name
+* Generate /etc/hosts entries ad-hoc using default name:
   `# confluent2hosts -i 10.2.3.{n1} d9-d12`  
 
-* Generate /etc/hosts entries ad-hoc using alternative name
+* Generate /etc/hosts entries ad-hoc using alternative name:
   `# confluent2hosts -i 10.2.3.{n1} -n "{node}-alt {node}-alt.{dns.domain}" d9-d12`  
 
-* Generate /etc/hosts entries using the confluent DB as a reference
+* Generate /etc/hosts entries using the confluent DB as a reference:
   `# confluent2hosts -a d9-d12`