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Co-authored-by: Parthvi Vala <pvala@redhat.com>

docs/website/blog/2023-01-04-odo-v3.5.0.md

@@ -20,19 +20,17 @@ Check this Playlist for an overview of the most notable changes in this release:
 
 #### `odo delete component` deletes component running on podman
 
-When you run `odo dev` on podman platform, pressing ctrl-c will delete the resources from podman. 
+When you run `odo dev` on podman platform, pressing Ctrl+c will delete the resources from podman. If `odo dev` does not delete the resources as expected (because it failed unexpectedly, it has been killed with the KILL(9) signal, etc), you can use `odo delete component` to delete the resources. 
 
-If `odo dev` does not delete the reosurces as expected (because it failed unexpectedly, it has been killed with the KILL(9) signal, etc), you can use `odo delete component` to delete the resources. 
-
-Note that you need to run odo in the experimental mode for this feature. 
+Note that you need to run delete command in the experimental mode for this feature.
 
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 #### `odo describe component` describes component running on podman
 
 You can now get the description of a component running on podman with the command `odo describe component`.
 
-Note that you need to run odo in the experimental mode for this feature. 
+Note that you need to run the describe command in the experimental mode for this feature.
 
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