Update 2-git.md

Author: garethx

packages/homepage/content/docs/2-git.md

@@ -2,14 +2,14 @@
 title: Git Committing and PRs
 authors: ['CompuIves']
 description:
-  CodeSandbox allows you to import, commit and make a pull requests to GitHub
+  CodeSandbox allows you to import, commit, and make pull requests to GitHub
   repositories.
 ---
 
 ## Base Concept
 
-With CodeSandbox you can import any public GitHub repository as a sandbox, this
-concept is described in more detail [here](/docs/importing#import-from-github).
+With CodeSandbox you can import any GitHub repositories as a sandbox (this
+concept is described in more detail [here](/docs/importing#import-from-github)).
 An imported sandbox will automatically stay in sync with the GitHub repository;
 if you make a commit to GitHub it will reflect immediately in the sandbox.
 
@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ the sandbox. When you create a fork of a GitHub sandbox we will still keep a
 reference to the original GitHub repository. This allows you to create commits
 and open pull requests from the forked sandboxes.
 
+Anyone can import public GitHub repositories. You need a [Pro subscription](https://codesandbox.io/pricing) to be able to import private repos.
+
 ## Committing and Opening PRs
 
 You can see a forked sandbox of a GitHub sandbox as a separate branch. We still
@@ -30,12 +32,12 @@ the sidebar that looks like this:
 
 This panel will show all the files that have been changed compared to the GitHub
 sandbox you forked from. When you fork a sandbox from your own repository you
-will be able to create a commit or open a pull request, if you don't own the
+will be able to create a commit or open a pull request. If you don't own the
 repo you can only open a pull request.
 
 ## Creating a Repository
 
-If you have a sandbox that you want to have on GitHub you can simply do that by
-pressing the GitHub icon in the sidebar, entering your repository name and
+If you have a sandbox that you want to have on GitHub you can export it by
+pressing the GitHub icon in the sidebar, entering your repository name, and
 clicking 'Create Repository'. We will automatically open the sandbox that's
 synced to the GitHub repository for you.