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chore: edit minor grammatical errors #6438

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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Refine let's you set a notification API by providing the `notificationProvider`

`notificationProvider` is an object with close and open methods. Refine uses these methods to show and hide notifications. These methods can be called from anywhere in the application with [`useNotification`](/docs/notification/hooks/use-notification) hook.

An `notificationProvider` must include following methods:
A `notificationProvider` must include following methods:

```tsx
const notificationProvider = {
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By default, Refine doesn't require `notificationProvider` configuration.

If an `notificationProvider` property is not provided, Refine will use the default `notificationProvider`, which lets the app work without an notification.
If a `notificationProvider` property is not provided, Refine will use the default `notificationProvider`, which lets the app work without a notification.
If your app doesn't require `notification`, no further setup is necessary for the app to work.

## Built-in Notification Providers
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