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Website: fix grammar in a few places. #63

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions config/site/src/query-api/aggregations/sub-aggregations.md
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Expand Up @@ -14,14 +14,14 @@ within the overall `Artist` type:
* `Artist.tours[].shows`

ElasticGraph supports aggregations on these nested fields via `subAggregations`. This can be used
to aggregation directly on the data of one of these fields. For example, this query returns the
to aggregate directly on the data of one of these fields. For example, this query returns the
total sales for all albums of all artists:

{% highlight graphql %}
{{ site.data.music_queries.aggregations.TotalAlbumSales }}
{% endhighlight %}

Sub-aggregations can also be performed under the groupings of an outer aggregations. For example,
Sub-aggregations can also be performed under the groupings of an outer aggregation. For example,
this query returns the total album sales grouped by the home country of the artist:

{% highlight graphql %}
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