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fixing minor errors in validation.md (#18871) 

Fixing minor grammatical and formatting issues.
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@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ Examine the `Movie` class. The `System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations` namespace
The `DataType` attributes only provide hints for the view engine to format the data (and supplies attributes such as `<a>` for URL's and `<a href="mailto:EmailAddress.com">` for email). Use the `RegularExpression` attribute to validate the format of the data. The `DataType` attribute is used to specify a data type that's more specific than the database intrinsic type. `DataType` attributes are not validation attributes. In the sample application, only the date is displayed, without time.
The `DataType` Enumeration provides for many data types, such as Date, Time, PhoneNumber, Currency, EmailAddress, and more. The `DataType` attribute can also enable the application to automatically provide type-specific features. For example, a `mailto:` link can be created for `DataType.EmailAddress`. A date selector can be provided for `DataType.Date` in browsers that support HTML5. The `DataType` attributes emits HTML 5 `data-` (pronounced data dash) attributes that HTML 5 browsers consume. The `DataType` attributes do **not** provide any validation.
The `DataType` Enumeration provides for many data types, such as Date, Time, PhoneNumber, Currency, EmailAddress, and more. The `DataType` attribute can also enable the application to automatically provide type-specific features. For example, a `mailto:` link can be created for `DataType.EmailAddress`. A date selector can be provided for `DataType.Date` in browsers that support HTML5. The `DataType` attributes emit HTML 5 `data-` (pronounced data dash) attributes that HTML 5 browsers consume. The `DataType` attributes do **not** provide any validation.
`DataType.Date` doesn't specify the format of the date that's displayed. By default, the data field is displayed according to the default formats based on the server's `CultureInfo`.
@ -128,9 +128,9 @@ The `DisplayFormat` attribute can be used by itself, but it's generally a good i
* The browser can enable HTML5 features (for example to show a calendar control, the locale-appropriate currency symbol, email links, etc.)
* By default, the browser will render data using the correct format based on your locale.
* The `DataType` attribute can enable the ASP.NET Core framework to choose the right field template to render the data. The `DisplayFormat` if used by itself uses the string template.
* The `DataType` attribute can enable the ASP.NET Core framework to choose the right field template to render the data. The `DisplayFormat`, if used by itself, uses the string template.
Note: jQuery validation doesn't work with the `Range` attribute and `DateTime`. For example, the following code will always display a client-side validation error, even when the date is in the specified range:
**Note:** jQuery validation doesn't work with the `Range` attribute and `DateTime`. For example, the following code will always display a client-side validation error, even when the date is in the specified range:
```csharp
[Range(typeof(DateTime), "1/1/1966", "1/1/2020")]