Making editorial changes to the topic. (#1900)

en/components/date_time_editor.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ _keywords: Ignite UI for Angular, UI controls, Angular widgets, web widgets, UI
 
 
 ## Date Time Editor Directive
-<p class="highlight">Ignite UI for Angular Date Time Editor Directive allows the user to set and edit date and time in a chosen input element. The user can edit date or time portion, using an editable masked input. Additionally, can specify a desired display and input format, as well as min and max values to help validation</p>
+<p class="highlight">The Ignite UI for Angular Date Time Editor Directive allows the user to set and edit the date and time in a chosen input element. The user can edit the date or time portion, using an editable masked input. Additionally, one can specify a desired display and input format, as well as min and max values to utilize validation</p>
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@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ export class AppModule {}
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-To use an input as a date time editor, set an igxDateTimeEditor directive and a valid date object as value. In order to have complete editor look and feel, wrap the input in an [input group](input_group.md). This will allow you to not only take advantage of the following directives [`igxInput`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxinputdirective.html), [`igxLabel`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxlabeldirective.html), `igx-prefix`, `igx-suffix`, [`igx-hint`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxhintdirective.html), but cover common scenarios when dealing with form inputs as well.
+To use an input as a date time editor, set an igxDateTimeEditor directive and a valid date object as value. In order to have complete editor look and feel, wrap the input in an [input group](input_group.md). This will allow you to not only take advantage of the following directives [`igxInput`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxinputdirective.html), [`igxLabel`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxlabeldirective.html), `igx-prefix`, `igx-suffix`, [`igx-hint`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxhintdirective.html), but will cover common scenarios when dealing with form inputs as well.
 
 #### Binding 
 A basic configuration scenario setting a Date object as a [`value`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxdatetimeeditordirective.html#value):
@@ -68,23 +68,23 @@ To create a two-way data-binding, set an ngModel:
 
 
 #### Keyboard Navigation
-Date Time Editor Directive has intuitive keyboard navigation that makes it easy to jump through different DateParts, increment, decrement, etc. without having to touch the mouse.
+Date Time Editor Directive has intuitive keyboard navigation that makes it easy to increment, decrement, or jump through different DateParts among others without having to touch the mouse.
 
-- <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> / <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>Arrow Left</kbd> / <kbd>Right</kbd> - navigates between date sections. On <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> / <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>Right</kbd> it goes to the end of the section. If at the end of the section it goes to the end of next section if any. Same in opposite direction.
+- <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> / <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>Arrow Left</kbd> / <kbd>Right</kbd> - navigates between date sections. On <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> / <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>Right</kbd> it goes to the end of the section. If already there it goes to the end of next section if any. It works in a similar fashion in the opposite direction.
 
 - <kbd>Arrow Up</kbd> / <kbd>Down</kbd> - increment/decrement date portions. See related [`isSpinLoop`]({environment:angularApiUrl}/classes/igxdatetimeeditordirective.html#isspinloop)
 
-- <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> / <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>;</kbd> - set the current day and time in the editor via a shortcut.
+- <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> / <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>;</kbd> - set the current day and time in the editor.
 
 
 ### Examples
 
 #### Display and input format
-IgxDateTimeEditor support different display and input formats.
+IgxDateTimeEditor supports different display and input formats.
 
-For display, it uses Angular's [DatePipe](https://angular.io/api/common/DatePipe) which allows it to support pre-defined format options, such as `shortDate` and `longDate`. It can also accept a constructed format string using characters supported by DatePipe, e.g. `EE/MM/yyyy`. Notice formats like shortDate, longDate, etc., can be used as `displayFormat` only.
+For display, it uses Angular's [DatePipe](https://angular.io/api/common/DatePipe) which allows it to support predefined format options, such as `shortDate` and `longDate`. It can also accept a constructed format string using characters supported by the DatePipe, e.g. `EE/MM/yyyy`. Notice that formats like shortDate, longDate, etc., can be used as `displayFormat` only.
 
-To set specific input format, pass it as string to the IgxDateTimeEditor directive. This will set both the expected user input format and [mask](mask.md) for the editor. 
+To set specific input format, pass it as a string to the IgxDateTimeEditor directive. This will set both the expected user input format and [mask](mask.md) for the editor. 
 
 
 ```html
@@ -108,9 +108,9 @@ public maxDate = new Date(2020, 12, 1);
 ```
 
 #### Increment and decrement
-`igxDateTimeEditor` directive exposes public `increment` and `decrement` methods. These increment/decrement a specific `DatePart` of the currently set date and time and can be used in a couple of ways.
+`igxDateTimeEditor` directive exposes public `increment` and `decrement` methods. They increment or decrement a specific `DatePart` of the currently set date and time and can be used in a couple of ways.
 
-In the first scenario, if no specific DatePart is passed to the method, a default DatePart will increment/decrement, based on the specified `inputFormat` and the internal directive implementation.
+In the first scenario, if no specific DatePart is passed to the method, a default DatePart will increment or decrement, based on the specified `inputFormat` and the internal directive implementation.
 In the second scenario, you can explicitly specify what DatePart to manipulate as it may suite different requirements.
 You may compare both in the following sample:
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