Readme: fix some typos

README.md

@@ -4,12 +4,12 @@ Tool to manage multiple kubeconfig files and swap between clusters easily
 ## Why kubeswap
 If you interact with a lot of kubernetes clusters/contexts, and you dont want to manage it in a big single kubeconfig file (merging kubeconfigs is tedious...), this is the right tool for you!
 
-Just throw your kubeconfig files inside `$HOME/.kube`, and kubeswap will manage it for you.
+Just throw your kubeconfig files inside `$HOME/.kube/`, and kubeswap will manage it for you.
 
 ## Basic usage
 Basically, you will use 2 commands:
 - **kubeswap**: scans your `$HOME/.kube` dir and shows you a pretty interactive list to choose the desired kubeconfig
-- **kubeswap** \<name\>: directly select the kubeconfig with that name from your `$HOME/.kube` dir
+- **kubeswap \<name\>**: directly select the kubeconfig with that name from your `$HOME/.kube/` dir
 
 ## Advanced usage
 Besides the basic usage, kubeswap has and an key-value store, so you can:
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Besides the basic usage, kubeswap has and an key-value store, so you can:
 - Select one to use
 - Much more... (not really)
 
-I have implemented the store this with 2 objectives:
+I have implemented the store with 2 objectives:
 - Portability: you can use this db to store all your kubeconfigs and carry them with you
 - Backup/Restore: you can use the db to backup/restore the kubeconfigs
 
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ kubeswap
 ```
 - Select one kubeconfig from your `$HOME/.kube` directory:
 ```bash
-kubeswap \<filename\>
+kubeswap <filename>
 ```
 
 Advanced (with store):