fix typos - add missing letters

NuGet-Packages.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ NuGet is a standard package manager for .NET applications which is built into Vi
 
 Once you do a search, you should see a list similar to the one below (versions may be different, but names should be the same).
 
-**Note**: The Windows Community Toolkit is now compatible with WinUI3 which is why WCT has trasitioned from UWP NuGet package naming to the WinUI NuGet Packages mentioned below. To learn more about the transition and project update please checkout [Windows Community Toookit for Project Reunion](https://aka.ms/wct-winui3)
+**Note**: The Windows Community Toolkit is now compatible with WinUI3 which is why WCT has transitioned from UWP NuGet package naming to the WinUI NuGet Packages mentioned below. To learn more about the transition and project update please checkout [Windows Community Toolkit for Project Reunion](https://aka.ms/wct-winui3)
 
 | **UWP NuGet Package Name**      | **WinUI NuGet Package Name** | **Description** |
 | :-------------: | :----------: | :----------: |

README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 This repo is the home of the [Windows Community Toolkit Wiki](https://github.com/windows-toolkit/WindowsCommunityToolkit/wiki).
 
-🚨 Changes approved and commited to this repo automatically are pushed to the main Wiki, so please use this repo to suggest and make changes vs. editing the Wiki directly.
+🚨 Changes approved and committed to this repo automatically are pushed to the main Wiki, so please use this repo to suggest and make changes vs. editing the Wiki directly.
 
 This repo contains Documentation and Guidance for the Windows Community Toolkit Project itself. This pertains to:
 

Sample-Development.md

@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ See more info on other properties below.
 
 Some features used by samples aren't available on all the OS versions that the Sample App runs on.  In order to make sure a sample is valid for the host OS, add the `ApiCheck` key/value in your JSON definition.
 
-The value is a string which is the fully-qualified typename to check for the presence of.  You can also accompany this with the `BadgeUpdateVersionRequred` which uses the string provided to show a short message on the sample information so up level implementors know the minimum version required.
+The value is a string which is the fully-qualified typename to check for the presence of.  You can also accompany this with the `BadgeUpdateVersionRequired` which uses the string provided to show a short message on the sample information so up level implementors know the minimum version required.
 
 ```json
     {

Toolkit-Labs.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Community Toolkit Labs is a place for rapidly prototyping ideas and gathering co
 
 Below is a list of the current repositories we have for current experiments. Check out each one for more details.
 
-- [Eye Gaze Controls](https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Labs-GazeControls) aim to make applications more accesible to eye gaze with gaze-first designed controls.
+- [Eye Gaze Controls](https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Labs-GazeControls) aim to make applications more accessible to eye gaze with gaze-first designed controls.
 - [Intelligent APIs](https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Labs-IntelligentAPIs) aim to make machine learning (ML) tasks easier for UWP developers to leverage in their applications without needing ML expertise or creating a new model.
 
 ## 🚧 Labs NuGet Feed
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ We have a dedicated NuGet feed for Toolkit Labs in our public DevOps package fee
 
 As the Community Toolkit has grown, we've raised the bar on the quality of our code and the process we use for vetting new features being introduced. While this helps our community know they're getting quality tested items in each of our releases; it can slow down the pace that we can innovate at.
 
-Innovation as been the life of the Community Toolkit, without it we wouldn't be here! Rapidly prototyping ideas, gathering community feedback, and shipping things folks need has been instrumental to how the Toolkit works. For this reason, we've introduced `Community Toolkit Labs`.
+Innovation has been the life of the Community Toolkit, without it we wouldn't be here! Rapidly prototyping ideas, gathering community feedback, and shipping things folks need has been instrumental to how the Toolkit works. For this reason, we've introduced `Community Toolkit Labs`.
 
 Labs will be a place where we can incubate and work on new features in a safe space outside our normal code base and _ship cycles_. It'll be easier to get started working on code and collaborating with others before having to worry about the docs, samples, and tests required to ship a full fleshed-out idea and feature within the Toolkit. Especially when you're just starting with a prototype!