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 ### Use the correct HTML
 
-With CSS and JavaScript it's possible to many any element look like any type of control. `<span>` could be used to create a `<button>`, and `<b>` could become a hyperlink. While this might be considered easier to style, it's baffling to a screen reader. Use the appropriate HTML when creating controls on a page. If you want a hyperlink, use `<a>`. Using the right HTML for the right control is called making use of Semantic HTML.
+With CSS and JavaScript it's possible to make any element look like any type of control. `<span>` could be used to create a `<button>`, and `<b>` could become a hyperlink. While this might be considered easier to style, it's baffling to a screen reader. Use the appropriate HTML when creating controls on a page. If you want a hyperlink, use `<a>`. Using the right HTML for the right control is called making use of Semantic HTML.
 
 ✅ Go to any web site and see if the designers and developers are using HTML properly. Can you find a button that should be a link? Hint: right click and choose 'View Page Source' in your browser to look at underlying code.