diff --git a/documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/debugger/command-line-debugger.wiki b/documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/debugger/command-line-debugger.wiki
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--- a/documentation/current/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/debugger/command-line-debugger.wiki
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@@ -6,20 +6,21 @@ The command line debugger is not as rich as the EiffelStudio debugger, however i
 = How to enter the command line interface ? =
 * ec -config your_system.ecf -debug
 * Then you get the debug menu
-	--< Debugger main menu >--
-	 (A) Set arguments
-	 (E) Set environment
-	 (D) Set working directory
-	 (I) Display parameters
-		  ---
-	 (R) Start and stop at breakpoints
-	 (L) Start without stopping at breakpoints
-	 (S) Step into
-		  ---
-	 (H) Help
-	 (Q) Quit
-	 ->
-* Enter your choice using the letter inside parenthesis
+ 	--< Debugger main menu >--
+ 	 (A) Set arguments
+ 	 (E) Set environment
+ 	 (D) Set working directory
+ 	 (I) Display parameters
+ 		  ---
+ 	 (R) Start and stop at breakpoints
+ 	 (L) Start without stopping at breakpoints
+ 	 (S) Step into
+ 		  ---
+ 	 (H) Help
+ 	 (Q) Quit
+ 	 ->
+
+* Enter your choice using the letter inside parentheses
 ** (A) to set the arguments for the execution
 ** (E) to set the environment variables
 ** (D) for the working directory
@@ -27,36 +28,36 @@ The command line debugger is not as rich as the EiffelStudio debugger, however i
 ** When the execution is paused, you can display the menu by pressing ENTER
 
 = To set breakpoints =
-If you want to set breakpoints, you first need to step into  (S) to start execution
-** The execution starts and paused at the entry of the system
+If you want to set breakpoints, you first need to step into (S) to start execution
+** The execution starts, then pauses at the entry of the system
 ** Press ENTER to get the new "Debugger execution menu"
-	--< Debugger execution menu >--
-	 (N) Step next
-	 (I) Step into
-	 (O) Step out
-	 (C) Run to next stop point
-	 (G) Run without stop point
-	 (T) Toggle 'Ignore stop point'
-	 (K) Kill application
-	 (P) Pause application
-		  ---
-	 (B) Breakpoints control
-	 (D) Display information
-	 (H) Help
-	 ->
+ 	--< Debugger execution menu >--
+ 	 (N) Step next
+ 	 (I) Step into
+ 	 (O) Step out
+ 	 (C) Run to next stop point
+ 	 (G) Run without stop point
+ 	 (T) Toggle 'Ignore stop point'
+ 	 (K) Kill application
+ 	 (P) Pause application
+ 		  ---
+ 	 (B) Breakpoints control
+ 	 (D) Display information
+ 	 (H) Help
+ 	 ->
 
 ** Then you choose  "(B) Breakpoints control" to add, modify or list breakpoints.
-	--< Debugger menu :: Breakpoints >--
-	 (A) Add breakpoint
-	 (M) Modify existing breakpoint
-	 (L) List breakpoints
-	 (H) Help
-	 (..) Back to parent menu
-	 ->
+ 	--< Debugger menu :: Breakpoints >--
+ 	 (A) Add breakpoint
+ 	 (M) Modify existing breakpoint
+ 	 (L) List breakpoints
+ 	 (H) Help
+  	 (..) Back to parent menu
+ 	 ->
 
 = Limitations =
-* You can not interrupt the execution
-* The command line debugger is not as rich as the EiffelStudio graphical debugger, and then you might miss specific functionalities (such as conditional breakpoints, ...)
-* It is experimental, and would need more enhancement to answer advanced need, however it provides a simple (and limited) debugging facilities.
+* It is not possible to interrupt the execution.
+* The command line debugger is not as rich as the EiffelStudio graphical debugger. As a result you may miss specific functionalities (such as conditional breakpoints, ...) available in the EiffelStudio debugger.
+* The command line debugger is experimental. It would need more enhancement to satisfy advanced debugging needs, however it provides simple (and limited) debugging facilities directly from the command line.