diff --git a/examples/framework_examples/boundary_crossing.cpp b/examples/framework_examples/boundary_crossing.cpp
index 5f9ef3f3ffcde790aa49b9baf70f1e278a6b291c..d470a4c3ce9c95c098c85508b258828156cff4b3 100644
--- a/examples/framework_examples/boundary_crossing.cpp
+++ b/examples/framework_examples/boundary_crossing.cpp
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ using namespace std;
 // This example shows how to make a custom process which deletes particles that
 // cross a particular boundary (a sphere in this case)
 // For a plane boundary, this can be implemented by adding an ObservationPlane
-// of Observation Volume object instead (the standard "absorbing" geometry objects)
+// or Observation Volume object instead (the standard "absorbing" geometry objects)
 //
 
 template <bool deleteParticle>
diff --git a/examples/framework_examples/known_particles.cpp b/examples/framework_examples/known_particles.cpp
index 103361cb3e78e6c82fe504da9778d974cedddc41..4f6cf35ba8559adcd5301088591b1e985ed40149 100644
--- a/examples/framework_examples/known_particles.cpp
+++ b/examples/framework_examples/known_particles.cpp
@@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ using namespace corsika;
 using namespace std;
 
 //
-// This example prints out all of the example particles that are
+// This example prints out all of the particles that are
 // known to CORSIKA 8 and the corresponding IDs in the
-// hadronic model codes
+// hadronic model codes.
 //
 
 int main() {