diff --git a/🔰 Grammar/Observation - hearsay.md b/🔰 Grammar/Observation - hearsay.md
index 9841c49..f308c9b 100644
--- a/🔰 Grammar/Observation - hearsay.md	
+++ b/🔰 Grammar/Observation - hearsay.md	
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Can be used as ==ということだ== or ==とのことだ==. A more casual vers
 > {専門家|せん|もん|か}によると、{今年|ことし}の{夏|なつ}は{最高|さいこう}{暑|あつ}くなる==ということです==。
 > According to the experts, this summer will be the hottest ever.
 
-## Summing it up
+## Summing up
 
 * ==んだって== used for quotation, similar to って, when the information is new.
 * ==と聞いた== is used for something for something you heard from an identifiable speaker. Is mostly formal.
diff --git a/🔰 Grammar/Observation - looking like.md b/🔰 Grammar/Observation - looking like.md
index e523ea1..ead5717 100644
--- a/🔰 Grammar/Observation - looking like.md	
+++ b/🔰 Grammar/Observation - looking like.md	
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ This has the meaning of like, easy to, _-ish_. Makes a direct comparison with ce
 > 今日、{君|きみ}はちょっと{病気|びょうき}==気味==です。
 > You look a bit sick today.
 
-## Summing it up
+## Summing up
 
 * ==ようだ== is a formal way to say that it looks like, usually from direct observation. Used for logical assumptions.
 * ==そうだ== is used for things that are on the more subjective side.
diff --git a/🔰 Grammar/Planning.md b/🔰 Grammar/Planning.md
index bccfea1..eabbf39 100644
--- a/🔰 Grammar/Planning.md	
+++ b/🔰 Grammar/Planning.md	
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ This form is stronger than つもり. For a same sentence, the nuance could be a
 > 来年日本へ行く==予定==です。
 > I'm planning to go to Japan next year (I have my tickets).
 
-## Summing it up
+## Summing up
 
 * ==ようとおもう== expresses a thought about doing.
 * ==つもり== expresses an intention.