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DanielRosenwasser · DanielRosenwasser · commit d6867c432182 · 2018-09-26T14:38:00.000-04:00
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 ## Version selection with `typesVersions`
 
 Feedback from our community, as well as our own experience, has shown us that leveraging the newest TypeScript features while also accomodating users on the older versions are difficult.
-TypeScript introduces a new feature called `typesVersions` to help accomodate this model.
+TypeScript introduces a new feature called `typesVersions` to help accomodate these scenarios.
 
 When using Node module resolution in TypeScript 3.1, when TypeScript cracks open a `package.json` file to figure out which files it needs to read, it first looks at a new field called `typesVersions`.
 A `package.json` with a `typesVersions` field might look like this:
