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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Time to see your curried function in action. Here's how you might call our examp
 const dinner = tikkaMasala("curry powder")("tofu")("onion");
 ```
 
-Declare a `gramsResult` variable, and assign it the result of using your curried function to convert `2` `cup`s to `gram`.
+Declare a `gramsResult` variable, and assign it the result of using your curried function to convert `2` units of the measure `cup` to `gram`.
 
 Log that value to the console.