Updates to tutorial-create-echobot.md

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-# Create an echo bot using Bot Framework Composer
-In this quickstart we will walk you through how to create an echo bot using the Bot Framework Composer **Echo Bot** template, and then test your bot in the Emulator.
+# Create an echo bot using the Bot Framework Composer
+In this quickstart you will learn how to create an echo bot using the Bot Framework Composer **Echo Bot** template, and test it in the Emulator.
 
 ## Prerequisites
-All of the prerequisites for creating an echo bot are included in [Set up Bot Framework Composer with Yarn](./setup-yarn.md).
+All of the prerequisites for creating an echo bot are included in [Set up the Bot Framework Composer with Yarn](./setup-yarn.md).
 
 ## Creating an echo bot
-1. Follow the instructions in [Set up Bot Framework Composer with Yarn](./setup-yarn.md) to get Composer running. 
+1. Follow the instructions in [Set up the Bot Framework Composer with Yarn](./setup-yarn.md) to get Composer running. 
 After opening Composer in a browser click the **Echo Bot** button at the top of the Examples list on the homepage.
 
-![homepage new button](./media/tutorial-echobot/echo-new.png)
+    ![homepage new button](./media/tutorial-echobot/echo-new.png)
 
-2. Fill in the **Name** as you want or keep the default name `EchoBot-0` and copy `This is a simple echo bot. It echoes back the user's response.` to the **Description** box. Choose where you want to save the bot or keep the default location and click **Next**.
+2. The **Define conversation objective** form:
+    1. Enter the name for your bot in the **Name**, or keep the default name `EchoBot-0`.
+    2. Enter "_This is a simple Echo bot. It echoes the user input back to them._" in the **Description** field. 
+    3. Select the location to save your bot.
+    4. Save your changes and create your echo bot by selecting **Next**.
 
-![echo bot details](./media/tutorial-echobot/tutorial-echo-setup.png)
+        ![echo bot details](./media/tutorial-echobot/tutorial-echo-setup.png)
 
-3. You will now see your bot's main dialog. In the properties panel on the right click the dropdown under **Recognizer Type** and select `None`. Since this is a simple echo bot you don't need to use any [recognizers](./concept-events-and-triggers-draft.md#regular-expression-recognizer#regular-expression-recognizer) or [LUIS models](https://aka.ms/what-is-luis).
+3. You will now see your bot's main dialog. In the _properties panel_ on the right side of the Composer screen you will notice that the **Recognizer Type** is set to **None** by default. Since this is a simple echo bot you don't need to use any [recognizers](./concept-events-and-triggers-draft.md#regular-expression-recognizer#regular-expression-recognizer) or [LUIS models](https://aka.ms/what-is-luis), so leave it set to none.
 
-![set recognizer type](./media/tutorial-echobot/select-none-recognizer.gif)
+    ![set recognizer type](./media/tutorial-echobot/recognizer-none.png)
 
-4. You're now ready to start and test your bot. Click **Start Bot** in the top right. You will then see the **Test in Emulator** button show up. Click **Test in Emulator** and Bot Framework Emulator should start.
+4. You can now test your bot in the Bot Framework Emulator by selecting **Start Bot** in the top right side of the Composer screen then **Test in Emulator**.
 
-![start bot](./media/tutorial-echobot/start-bot.gif)
+    ![start bot](./media/tutorial-echobot/start-bot.gif)
 
-5. Type anything in the Emulator to have the bot echo back your response.
+5. Anything you type in the Emulator should be echoed back to you.
 
-![test in emulator](./media/tutorial-echobot/test-emulator.gif)
+    ![test in emulator](./media/tutorial-echobot/test-emulator.gif)
 
 You've successfully created an echo bot!  
 
 ## Next Steps
 Create a [weather bot](tutorial/bot-tutorial-introduction.md) using Composer.
-