Documentation fixes

README.md

@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ There are five operations supported:
   the text within.
 
 - Killing text in pairs of characters without having to mark it first.  Like marking, this can
+  include the pairs or just be the text within.
 
 - Changing one pair of characters for another, such as changing from double quotes to single
   quotes.
@@ -49,8 +50,8 @@ Marking and killing come in two flavors, "inner" and "outer", which you may reco
 or evil.  Inner means text within the pairs, but *not* the surrounding pairs themselves.  Outer
 means the pairs are also included.
 
-    (testing)
      -------     <-- inner
+    (testing)
     ---------    <-- outer
 
 There are also functions defined as "auto" which work as "inner" most of the time, but work as
@@ -122,7 +123,7 @@ quotes with, so enter a parenthesis: `M-' c " (`
 ### Marking
 
 To mark (select) the text within the parentheses, you have a couple of options.  You can use
-the "inner" command bound to 'i' or the shortcut bound do '(':
+the "inner" command bound to 'i' or the shortcut bound to '(':
 
 - `M-' i (` - Pass an opening parenthesis to the `i` command.
 - `M-' (` - Use the opening parenthesis shortcut.

surround.el

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
 ;; - i :: Selects the text within a pair (inner select / mark)
 ;; - o :: Selects the pair and text within (outer select / mark)
 ;; - k :: Kills text within a pair (inner kill)
-;; - K :: Kills the pair and test within (outer kill)
+;; - K :: Kills the pair and text within (outer kill)
 ;; - d :: Deletes the pair, but leaves text within
 ;; - c :: Change the pair for another (e.g. change [1] to {1})
 ;;