redame corrections/additions

DOCS.md

@@ -95,6 +95,7 @@ In order to access debug mode add simply add __#debug__ at the end of the game's
 - Stats modal containing the aforementioned values
 - Stats modal smooth animation
 - Checks for null values
+- 3BV, 3BV/s, efficiency, moves, time after every game won
 
 ### Other
 

README.md

@@ -122,15 +122,15 @@ The time it took to finish the game in seconds, from opening the first square un
 
 #### 3BV
 
-3BV is the minimum number of clicks required to complete a board without using flags. The higher it is, the more difficult is the game.
+3BV is the minimum number of clicks required to complete a board without using flags. The higher it is, the more difficult the game is.
 
 #### 3BV/s
 
-3BV divided by the anount of seconds needed to finish the game. It indicates the amount of 3BV that a player solves per second and is meant as a speed-measuring statistic. For an expert game, a 3BV/s of 2 is considered to be high, while a 3BV/s of 3 is considered to be very high. For an intermediate game, a 3BV/s of 3 is considered to be high, while a 3BV/s of 4 is considered to be very high. The world record 3BV/s for intermediate and expert are 7.89 and 6.11 respectively.
+3BV divided by the amount of seconds needed to finish the game. It indicates the amount of 3BV that a player solves per second and is meant as a speed-measuring statistic. For an expert game, a 3BV/s of 2 is considered to be high, while a 3BV/s of 3 is considered to be very high. For an intermediate game, a 3BV/s of 3 is considered to be high, while a 3BV/s of 4 is considered to be very high. The world record 3BV/s for intermediate and expert are 7.89 and 6.11 respectively.
 
 #### Moves
 
-How many moves you have made from the beginning of the game util its end. Every click over the area of the board counts, even those clicks which don't make sense in Minesweeper, like clicking in an already opened opening, or a right-click on a number. The clicks that make sense are known as active clicks, while those that don't make any sense are known as wasted clicks.
+How many moves you have made from the beginning of the game until its end. Every click over the area of the board counts, even those clicks which don't make sense in Minesweeper, like clicking in an already opened opening, or a right-click on a number. The clicks that make sense are known as active clicks, while those that don't make any sense are known as wasted clicks.
 
 #### Efficiency