Use precise, natural language in documentation to improve clarity and readability. Focus on accurate word choice, proper grammar, and natural phrasing that flows well for readers. Key areas to address: **Word Choice Precision**: Choose specific, accurate terms over vague ones: - Use "several" instead of "a number of" - Use "must" instead of "have to" for requirements - Use "accessible" instead of "directly served" for clarity **Natural Phrasing**: Write in a way that sounds natural when read aloud: - "We recommend using" instead of "We recommend to use" - "call the API directly" instead of "directly call the API" - "you can use" instead of "you will need to use" (unless truly required) **Grammar Accuracy**: Pay attention to conjunctions and sentence structure: - Use "or" vs "and" correctly: "setup function or lifecycle hooks" (not both required) - Place commas carefully as they affect meaning: "only works during setup, inside plugins" vs "only works during setup inside plugins" - Ensure parallel structure in lists: "Moving" vs "Move" - keep consistent verb forms **Example improvements**: ```diff - This function can also return a Promise and a value + This function can be asynchronous - Never combine next() callback with a legacy middleware that is async + Never combine the next() callback with an async legacy middleware - We recommend to use useHead() in app.vue + We recommend using useHead() in app.vue ``` These language improvements make documentation more professional, easier to understand, and reduce cognitive load for developers reading the content.