Fix typos in FileSystemEntity.watch documentation.

sdk/lib/io/file_system_entity.dart

Index: sdk/lib/io/file_system_entity.dart
diff --git a/sdk/lib/io/file_system_entity.dart b/sdk/lib/io/file_system_entity.dart
index 2594ff5e285068f67d2cd5eb9d3e915108970fee..bae41faf88d13236a7548d252133d48dc9de5185 100644
--- a/sdk/lib/io/file_system_entity.dart
+++ b/sdk/lib/io/file_system_entity.dart
@@ -340,24 +340,23 @@ abstract class FileSystemEntity {
 
 
   /**
-   * Start watch the [FileSystemEntity] for changes.
+   * Start watching the [FileSystemEntity] for changes.
    *
-   * The implementation uses platform-depending event-based APIs for receiving
-   * file-system notifixations, thus behvaiour depends on the platform.
+   * The implementation uses platform-dependent event-based APIs for receiving
+   * file-system notifications, thus behavior depends on the platform.
    *
-   *   * `Windows`: Uses `ReadDirectoryChangesW`. The implementation supports
-   *     only watching dirctories but supports recursive watching.
+   *   * `Windows`: Uses `ReadDirectoryChangesW`. The implementation only
+   *     supports watching directories. Recursive watching is supported.
    *   * `Linux`: Uses `inotify`. The implementation supports watching both
-   *     files and dirctories, but doesn't support recursive watching.
+   *     files and directories. Recursive watching is not supported.
    *   * `Mac OS`: Uses `FSEvents`. The implementation supports watching both
-   *     files and dirctories, and also recursive watching. Note that FSEvents
-   *     always use recursion internally, so when disabled, some events are
-   *     ignored.
+   *     files and directories. Recursive watching is supported. Note that
+   *     FSEvents always use recursion internally, so when disabled, some

[Mads Ager (chromium), 2013/10/24 06:20:22]

From the user's perspective what does 'when disabled' mean. What does it mean
that events are ignored. It might be good to expand on this.

[Anders Johnsen, 2013/10/24 06:59:41]

Yes, the Mac section is more confusing then describing. I think the past
sentence can be removed entirely.

[Mads Ager (chromium), 2013/10/24 07:22:36]

Removed the last sentence. Thanks.

+   *     events are ignored.
    *
-   * The system will start listen for events once the returned [Stream] is
+   * The system will start listening for events once the returned [Stream] is
    * being listened to, not when the call to [watch] is issued. Note that the
-   * returned [Stream] is endless. To stop the [Stream], simply cancel the
-   * subscription.
+   * returned [Stream] is endless. To stop the [Stream], cancel the subscription.
    */
   Stream<FileSystemEvent> watch({int events: FileSystemEvent.ALL,
                                  bool recursive: false})