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 			<span class="pagetitle">Chapter 3: Database Module</span><br><br>
 
-The subroutines listed here in this chapter are used by the database module. The database module allows the data in the database to be easily manipulated. There are two types of database module with one being a server-based module and a file-based module. Both modules do not use all the subroutines but those subroutines which are not used.<br><br>
+The subroutines listed here in this chapter are used by the database module. The database module allows the data in the database to be easily manipulated. There are two types of database module with one being a server-based module and a file-based module. Both module types do not use all the of subroutines available.<br><br>
 
 An example of a file-based database module is the SQLite module and an example of a server-based database module is the MySQL5 module (which is a database module for the MySQL 5.x database servers).<br><br>