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 # PySploit Framework
-free exploit framework written use python language version 3.3
+Free exploit framework written use python language version 3.3
 <br><br>
 <img src="http://webscan.esy.es/pysploit.png">
 
@@ -8,12 +8,12 @@ free exploit framework written use python language version 3.3
 * Free and open source
 * Organizer
 * Easy to develop it
-* Programmed using on of the most popular programming language
+* Programmed using one of the most popular programming language
 * Unlimited possibilities to create
 * Durable updates
 
 # Getting Started
-the framework not need many steps to install and start using just follow the next steps
+The framework does not need many steps to install and start using just follow the next steps
 
 ## Platform
 
@@ -25,40 +25,40 @@ the requirement is:
 * bs4
 * python-tools
 * python3.x
-### Installing Requirement 
+### Installing requirements 
 #### installing bs4
 
-easily you can install the whole requirement from requirement.txt file by execute this command:
+Easily, you can install the whole requirements from requirement.txt file by executing this command:
 ```
 sudo python3-pip install -r requirements.txt
 ```
 #### installing python-tools
 
-in debian and her children the package names is python-examples and you can install it by the packages manager (apt) by ordered this command:
+In Debian and her children the package names is python-examples and you can install it by the packages manager (apt) by this command:
 ```
 sudo apt-get install python-examples
 ```
-but in opensuse is called python-demo and in fedora/redhat is called python-tools > in both of them you can also use the packages manager to install the package
+But in opensuse it is called python-demo and in fedora/redhat it is called python-tools > in both of them you can also use the packages manager to install the package.
 
 #### installing python3 
-the most of linux distro has python preinstalled but if you have old version you can install it using your packages manager or from the official website https://www.python.org/downloads/
+The most of linux distro has python preinstalled, but if you have the old version you can install it using your packages manager or from the official website https://www.python.org/downloads/
 
 ## Install on you computer
-in 1.1 version we added installer to insatll the framework on your device so to start installing the tool go to tool directory and execute this command:
+In 1.1 version we added installer to install the framework on your device. So to start installing the tool go to tool directory and execute this command:
 ```
 sudo python3 PySploit.py -i
 ```
-if the install done the tool will tell you.
-now if you need unistall the tool you can execute this another command:
+If the installation is done, then the tool will tell you.
+Now, if you need to unistall the tool, you can execute this other command:
 ```
 sudo python3 PySploit -un
 ```
-> Note: you should execute the both command with root privilege
+> Note: You should execute the both command with root privilege. I.E use "sudo" infront of your commands.
 
 # Add your module
-we designed this framework to be easy to create your module all what you need is define three dictionarys and two functions :) 
-you can read simple_sample.py file in samples directory for more informations 
-> to more info visit this topic https://github.com/ahmadnourallah/pysploit-framework/wiki/Add-your-module 
+We designed this framework to be easy for creating your module. All what you need is to define three dictionarys and two functions. :) 
+You can read simple_sample.py file in samples directory for more informations. 
+> For more info, visit this topic https://github.com/ahmadnourallah/pysploit-framework/wiki/Add-your-module 
 
 # Authors
 ### Ahmad Nourallah
@@ -71,8 +71,8 @@ you can read simple_sample.py file in samples directory for more informations
 This project is licensed under the GPL-2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details
 
 # TODO
-* add new modules
-* make the code smarter
-* attract the developers to using the framework
-* create advanced payload (such as meterpreter in metasploit) help us in this task 
-> we always welcome the all pull requests
+* Add new modules
+* Make the code smarter
+* Attract the developers to using the framework
+* Create advanced payload (such as meterpreter in metasploit) help us in this task 
+> We always welcome all of the pull requests toward this framework.