Update readme based on suggestions

README.md

@@ -192,16 +192,31 @@ The `AssetsTransferApi.createTransferTransaction` is able to infer what kind of
 
 ### Transferring assets via xTokens pallet
 
-If the transfer is being sent from a parachain that utilizes the `xTokens` pallet, the API will detect that and construct the transaction that is necessary. It will construct one of three calls: `transferMultiAsset`, `transferMultiAssets`, or `transferMultiAssetWithFee`. This is only application when the intended transfer direction starts from a parachain.
+If the transfer is being sent from a parachain that utilizes the `xTokens` pallet, the API will detect that and construct the transaction that is necessary. It will construct one of three calls: `transferMultiAsset`, `transferMultiAssets`, or `transferMultiAssetWithFee`. This is only application when the intended transfer direction starts from a parachain. The xTokens pallet can be found [here](https://github.com/open-web3-stack/open-runtime-module-library/tree/master/xtokens).
+
+An example would look like:
+```typescript
+api.createTransferTransaction(
+	'1000',
+	'0xc4db7bcb733e117c0b34ac96354b10d47e84a006b9e7e66a229d174e8ff2a063',
+	['xcUSDT'],
+	['1000000'],
+	{
+		format: 'call',
+		isLimited: false,
+		xcmVersion: 2,
+	}
+);
+```
 
 ### Foreign Asset Transfers
 
-Sending a foreign asset requires the input `assetIds` in `createTransferTransaction` to include the `multiLocation` of the asset you would like to send. If a multilocation is not passed it will not know if the asset you are sending is a foreign asset. If the `multiLocation` passed in has a `Parachain` id which matches the `destChainId` input for the transfer then it will be a `teleportAssets`, otherwise it will be a `reserveTransferAssets`.
+Sending a foreign asset requires the input `assetIds` in `createTransferTransaction` to include the `multiLocation` of the asset you would like to send. If a multilocation is not passed it will not know if the asset you are sending is a foreign asset. If the `multiLocation` passed in has a `Parachain` id which matches the `destChainId` input for the transfer then the output will be a teleport, otherwise it will be a reserve backed transfer.
 
 An example would look like:
 ```typescript
 api.createTransferTransaction(
-	'2125', // Note: the Parchain ID matches the MultiLocations 'Parachain' ID, making this a teleportAssets
+	'2125', // Note: the Parchain ID matches the MultiLocations 'Parachain' ID, making this a teleport of assets
 	'5EWNeodpcQ6iYibJ3jmWVe85nsok1EDG8Kk3aFg8ZzpfY1qX',
 	['{"parents":"1","interior":{"X2":[{"Parachain":"2125"},{"GeneralIndex":"0"}]}}'],
 	['1000000000000'],
@@ -217,7 +232,7 @@ If you would like to run an example to understand the output run: `yarn build:ex
 
 ### Liquid Pool Asset Transfers
 
-Sending a Liquid Pool Asset is as simple as setting the option `transferLiquidToken` to true. That being said, it does have some nuances. A liquid transfer must be in the direction of a SystemToPara, and the inputted asset must be a valid integer as a string. The api will error if either of these conditions are not met. 
+Sending a liquidity token (from the poolAssets pallet) in Asset Hub is as simple as setting the option `transferLiquidToken` to true. That being said, it does have some nuances. A liquidity token transfer must be in the direction of a SystemToPara, and the inputted asset must be a valid integer as a string. The api will error if either of these conditions are not met.
 
 An example would look like:
 ```typescript