docs: config-cli-lint-mode.md: Grammar tweaks

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 ### CLI lint mode
 
-Each linter has a lint mode by default, visible in its MegaLinter documentation ([example](https://megalinter.io/latest/descriptors/repository_trivy/#how-the-linting-is-performed)):
+Each linter is pre-configured to use a default lint mode, which are visible in the MegaLinter documentation ([example](https://megalinter.io/latest/descriptors/repository_trivy/#how-the-linting-is-performed)). The possible values are:
 
-- `list_of_files`: All files are sent in single call to the linter
-- `project`: The linter is called from the root of the project, without specifying any file name
-- `file`: The linter is called once by file (so the performances may not be very good)
+- `list_of_files`: The linter is called only once, and passed a list of all the files to be processed
+- `project`: The linter is called only once, from the root folder of the repository, and it scans for the files to process, as no file names are provided it
+- `file`: The linter is called once per file, which hurts performance
 
-You can override the CLI_LINT_MODE by using configuration variable for each linter (see [linters documentation](https://megalinter.io/supported-linters/))
+You can override the CLI_LINT_MODE by using a configuration variable for each linter (see [linters documentation](https://megalinter.io/supported-linters/)).
 
-- Linters with `file` default lint mode can not be overridden to `list_of_files`
-- Linters with `project` default lint mode can not be overridden to `list_of_files` or `file`
+- Linters that default to the `file` lint mode cannot be overridden to use the `list_of_files` lint mode
+- Linters that default to the `project` lint mode cannot be overridden to use either the `list_of_files` or `file` lint modes.
 
-Allowing `file` or `list_of_files` to be overridden to `project` is mostly for workarounds, for example with linters that have a problem to find their config file when the current folder isn't the repo root.
+Allowing `file` or `list_of_files` to be overridden to `project` is mostly for workarounds. For example, some linters have a problem finding their config file when the current folder isn't the repository's root folder.
 
 Special considerations:
 
-- As list of files isn't sent to the linter command, linters using `project` lint mode don't take in account some variables like FILTER_REGEX_INCLUDE and FILTER_REGEX_EXCLUDE. For those linters, you must check their documentation to define ignore configuration as it's awaited by the linter (for example with a `.secretlintignore` file for secretlint)
+- Linters that are configured to use the `project` lint mode ignore variables like `FILTER_REGEX_INCLUDE` and `FILTER_REGEX_EXCLUDE`, as they are not passed a list of files to lint. For those linters, you must check their documentation to see if a linter can be configured to ignore specific files. For example, the [Secretlint](https://megalinter.io/latest/descriptors/repository_secretlint/) linter ignore files listed in `~/.secretlintignore` by default, or it can be configured to instead ignore files listed in `~/.gitignore` by setting `REPOSITORY_SECRETLINT_ARGUMENTS` to `--secretlintignore .gitignore.`.
 
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docs/config-cli-lint-mode.md

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 # CLI lint mode
 
-Each linter has a lint mode by default, visible in its MegaLinter documentation ([example](https://megalinter.io/latest/descriptors/repository_trivy/#how-the-linting-is-performed)):
+Each linter is pre-configured to use a default lint mode, which are visible in the MegaLinter documentation ([example](https://megalinter.io/latest/descriptors/repository_trivy/#how-the-linting-is-performed)). The possible values are:
 
-- `list_of_files`: All files are sent in single call to the linter
-- `project`: The linter is called from the root of the project, without specifying any file name
-- `file`: The linter is called once by file (so the performances may not be very good)
+- `list_of_files`: The linter is called only once, and passed a list of all the files to be processed
+- `project`: The linter is called only once, from the root folder of the repository, and it scans for the files to process, as no file names are provided it
+- `file`: The linter is called once per file, which hurts performance
 
-You can override the CLI_LINT_MODE by using configuration variable for each linter (see [linters documentation](https://megalinter.io/supported-linters/))
+You can override the CLI_LINT_MODE by using a configuration variable for each linter (see [linters documentation](https://megalinter.io/supported-linters/)).
 
-- Linters with `file` default lint mode can not be overridden to `list_of_files`
-- Linters with `project` default lint mode can not be overridden to `list_of_files` or `file`
+- Linters that default to the `file` lint mode cannot be overridden to use the `list_of_files` lint mode
+- Linters that default to the `project` lint mode cannot be overridden to use either the `list_of_files` or `file` lint modes.
 
-Allowing `file` or `list_of_files` to be overridden to `project` is mostly for workarounds, for example with linters that have a problem to find their config file when the current folder isn't the repo root.
+Allowing `file` or `list_of_files` to be overridden to `project` is mostly for workarounds. For example, some linters have a problem finding their config file when the current folder isn't the repository's root folder.
 
 Special considerations:
 
-- As list of files isn't sent to the linter command, linters using `project` lint mode don't take in account some variables like FILTER_REGEX_INCLUDE and FILTER_REGEX_EXCLUDE. For those linters, you must check their documentation to define ignore configuration as it's awaited by the linter (for example with a `.secretlintignore` file for secretlint)
-
+- Linters that are configured to use the `project` lint mode ignore variables like `FILTER_REGEX_INCLUDE` and `FILTER_REGEX_EXCLUDE`, as they are not passed a list of files to lint. For those linters, you must check their documentation to see if a linter can be configured to ignore specific files. For example, the [Secretlint](https://megalinter.io/latest/descriptors/repository_secretlint/) linter ignore files listed in `~/.secretlintignore` by default, or it can be configured to instead ignore files listed in `~/.gitignore` by setting `REPOSITORY_SECRETLINT_ARGUMENTS` to `--secretlintignore .gitignore.`.
 
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