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music-encoding · Dec 20, 2023 · ce15c32 · ce15c32
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diff --git a/docs/structure/xml-ids.md b/docs/structure/xml-ids.md
@@ -7,11 +7,12 @@ parent: "General structure"
 
 ## XML IDs
 
-Exporting from MEI from MuseScore generates MEI IDs (i.e., `@xml:id`s). These are used for internal referencing (e.g., the `@startid` on a `dynam` referencing the `chord` it is attached to), but they can also be used for referencing MEI elements externally.
+Exporting to MEI from MuseScore generates MEI IDs (i.e., `@xml:id`s). These are used for internal referencing (e.g., the `@startid` on a `dynam` referencing the `chord` it is attached to), but they can also be used for referencing MEI elements externally.
 
 The MEI IDs are randomly generated. This means that exporting a file twice will have different MEI IDs. However, it is possible to seed the random generator with a value to be given in a `xml:id` property in the MuseScore metatag properties. When exporting to MEI, the value in the metatag is set as the `@xml:id` of the root `mei` element. It is preserved at import too, meaning the the `mei@xml:id` is set as `xml:id` metatag property in the imported MuseScore file.
 
 Some elements that do not have a corresponding MuseScore object have no `@xml:id`. These are:
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 * `accid`
 * `beam`
 * `gracegrp`
@@ -26,4 +27,4 @@ When no `mei@xml:id` is given in the imported data, IDs in MEI data imported int
 
 Modifying the data (e.g., changing the pitch of a note) will not modify the ID for the note. If some of the data is copied (e.g., the content of a measure), the copied data will be attribute new random IDs at export. 
 
-If a `mei@xml:id` is given in the imported data, the value will be used to seed the random generator and IDs will be regenerated. Having modified the data (e.g., changed the pitch of a note) will not impact the MEI IDs, which will remain the same. However, if some elements are inserted or deleted, that will modify the IDs in the resulting MEI file.
+If a `mei@xml:id` is given in the imported data, the value will be used to seed the random generator and IDs will be regenerated. Having modified the data (e.g., changed the pitch of a note) will not impact the MEI IDs, which will remain the same. However, if some elements are inserted or deleted, that will modify the IDs in the resulting MEI file.