Update README.md

Author: josemoracard

exercises/07-HTML-five-forms/README.md

@@ -4,13 +4,13 @@ HTML5 brings some more cool tricks to forms, here is a few:
 
 - We are using placeholders to help the user understand how to fill each specific input.
 
-- There is now a input `type=email`, use it on the form.
+- There is now an input `type=email`, use it on the form.
 
-- There is now a input `type=tel`, use it on the form for the phone number.
+- There is now an input `type=tel`, use it on the form for the phone number.
 
-- There is now a input `type=url`, use it on the form for the website
+- There is now an input `type=url`, use it on the form for the website
 
-- You can use a `required` attribute to make it mandatory. Apply the `required` attribute to the email only (the form won't submit until is not complete).
+- You can use the `required` attribute to make it mandatory. Apply the `required` attribute to the email only (the form won't submit until is not complete).
 
-- Using `autofocus` attribute will focus the cursor in that particular input when the website load. Apply the `autofocus` attribute to the email.
+- Using the `autofocus` attribute it will focus the cursor in that particular input when the website loads. Apply the `autofocus` attribute to the email.