Update timing.md

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@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ ABP provides a basic infrastructure to make it easy and handle automatically whe
 
 ## IClock
 
-`DateTime.Now` returns a `DateTime` object with the **local date & time of the server**. A `DateTime` object **doesn't store the time zone information**. So, you can not know the **absolute date & time** stored in this object. You can only make **assumptions**, like assuming that it was created in UTC+05 time zone. The things especially gets complicated when you save this value to a database and read later, or send it to a client in a **different time zone**.
+`DateTime.Now` returns a `DateTime` object with the **local date & time of the server**. A `DateTime` object **doesn't store the time zone information**. So, you can not know the **absolute date & time** stored in this object. You can only make **assumptions**, like assuming that it was created in UTC+05 time zone. Things especially get complicated when you save this value to a database and read it later, or send it to a client in a **different time zone**.
 
-One solution to this problem is always use `DateTime.UtcNow` and assume all `DateTime` objects as UTC time. In this way, you can convert it to the time zone of the target client when needed.
+One solution to this problem is always using `DateTime.UtcNow` and assuming all `DateTime` objects as UTC time. In this way, you can convert it to the time zone of the target client when needed.
 
-`IClock` provides an abstraction while getting the current time, so you can control the kind of the date time (UTC or local) in a single point in your application.
+`IClock` provides an abstraction while getting the current time, so you can control the kind of the datetime (UTC or local) in a single point in your application.
 
 **Example: Getting the current time**
 
@@ -40,14 +40,14 @@ namespace AbpDemo
 }
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-* Inject the `IClock` service when you need to get the current time. Common base classes (like ApplicationService) already injects it and provides as a base property - so, you can directly use as `Clock`.
+* Inject the `IClock` service when you need to get the current time. Common base classes (like ApplicationService) already inject it and provide it as a base property - so, you can directly use it as `Clock`.
 * Use the `Now` property to get the current time.
 
-> Most of the times, `IClock` is the only service you need to know and use in your application.
+> Most of the time, `IClock` is the only service you need to know and use in your application.
 
 ### Clock Options
 
-`AbpClockOptions` is the [options](../fundamentals/options.md) class that used to set the clock kind.
+`AbpClockOptions` is the [options](../fundamentals/options.md) class that is used to set the clock kind.
 
 **Example: Use UTC Clock**
 
@@ -58,13 +58,13 @@ Configure<AbpClockOptions>(options =>
 });
 ````
 
-Write this inside the `ConfigureServices` method of your [module](../architecture/modularity/basics.md).
+Write this inside of the `ConfigureServices` method of your [module](../architecture/modularity/basics.md).
 
-> Default `Kind` is `Unspecified`, that actually make the Clock as it doesn't exists at all. Either make it `Utc` or `Local` if you want to get benefit of the Clock system.
+> The default `Kind` is `Unspecified`, which actually makes the **Clock** as it doesn't exist at all. Either make it `Utc` or `Local` if you want to get the benefit of the Clock system.
 
 ### DateTime Normalization
 
-Other important function of the `IClock` is to normalize `DateTime` objects.
+Another important function of the `IClock` is to normalize `DateTime` objects.
 
 **Example usage:**
 
@@ -75,11 +75,11 @@ var normalizedDateTime = Clock.Normalize(dateTime)
 
 `Normalize` method works as described below:
 
-* Converts the given `DateTime` to the UTC (by using the `DateTime.ToUniversalTime()` method) if current Clock is UTC and given `DateTime` is local.
-* Converts the given `DateTime` to the local (by using the `DateTime.ToLocalTime()` method) if current Clock is local and given `DateTime` is UTC.
+* Converts the given `DateTime` to the UTC (by using the `DateTime.ToUniversalTime()` method) if the current Clock is UTC and the given `DateTime` is local.
+* Converts the given `DateTime` to the local (by using the `DateTime.ToLocalTime()` method) if the current Clock is local and the given `DateTime` is UTC.
 * Sets `Kind` of the given `DateTime` (using the `DateTime.SpecifyKind(...)` method) to the `Kind` of the current Clock if given `DateTime`'s `Kind` is `Unspecified`.
 
-`Normalize` method is used by the ABP when the it gets a `DateTime` that is not created by `IClock.Now` and may not be compatible with the current Clock type. Examples;
+`Normalize` method is used by the ABP when it gets a `DateTime` that is not created by `IClock.Now` and may not be compatible with the current Clock type. Examples;
 
 * `DateTime` type binding in the ASP.NET Core MVC model binding.
 * Saving data to and reading data from database via [Entity Framework Core](../data/entity-framework-core).
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ var normalizedDateTime = Clock.Normalize(dateTime)
 In addition to the `Now`, `IClock` service has the following properties:
 
 * `Kind`: Returns a `DateTimeKind` for the currently used clock type (`DateTimeKind.Utc`, `DateTimeKind.Local` or `DateTimeKind.Unspecified`).
-* `SupportsMultipleTimezone`: Returns `true` if currently used clock is UTC.
+* `SupportsMultipleTimezone`: Returns `true` if the currently used clock is UTC.
 
 ## Time Zones
 
@@ -108,6 +108,6 @@ See the [setting documentation](../infrastructure/settings.md) to learn more abo
 
 ### ITimezoneProvider
 
-`ITimezoneProvider` is a service to simple convert [Windows Time Zone Id](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/973627/microsoft-time-zone-index-values) values to [Iana Time Zone Name](https://www.iana.org/time-zones) values and vice verse. It also provides methods to get list of these time zones and get a `TimeZoneInfo` with a given name.
+`ITimezoneProvider` is a service to simply convert [Windows Time Zone Id](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/973627/microsoft-time-zone-index-values) values to [Iana Time Zone Name](https://www.iana.org/time-zones) values and vice verse. It also provides methods to get the list of these time zones and get a `TimeZoneInfo` with a given name.
 
 It has been implemented using the [TimeZoneConverter](https://github.com/mj1856/TimeZoneConverter) library.