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 id: 339
 title: "STAMP #1: How to Compile Twig to PHP"
 perex: |
-    In the previous post, we looked [at *why* and *when* static analysis of templates matter](/blog/stamp-static-analysis-of-templates). Today we look at how to prepare starting point for Twig templates.
+    In the previous post, we looked [at *why* and *when* static analysis of templates matter](/blog/stamp-static-analysis-of-templates). Today we look at how to prepare a starting point for Twig templates.
 
 
-    How can we analyze templates with PHPStan that understand only PHP? There are 2 ways: we could teach PHPStan the language of Twig - a new "TWIGStan" tool.
+    How can we analyze templates with PHPStan which understands only PHP? There are 2 ways: we could teach PHPStan the language of Twig - a new "TWIGStan" tool.
 
 
     The other option is to take it from the other end - convert Twig to PHP.