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diff --git a/docs/concepts/gno-modules.md b/docs/concepts/gno-modules.md
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The gno command-line tool provides several commands to work with the gno.mod fil
 - **gno mod init**: small helper to initialize a new `gno.mod` file.
 - **gno mod download**: downloads the dependencies specified in the gno.mod file. This command fetches the required dependencies from chain and ensures they are available for local testing and development.
 - **gno mod tidy**: removes any unused dependency and adds any required but not yet listed in the file -- most of the maintenance you'll usually need to do!
-- **gno mod why**: explains why is specified package or module being kept by gno mod tidy.
+- **gno mod why**: explains why the specified package or module is being kept by `gno mod tidy`.
 
 ## Sample `gno.mod` file
 

diff --git a/gnovm/cmd/gno/mod.go b/gnovm/cmd/gno/mod.go
@@ -91,17 +91,18 @@ func newModWhy(io commands.IO) *commands.Command {
 		commands.Metadata{
 			Name:       "why",
 			ShortUsage: "why <package> [<package>...]",
-			ShortHelp:  "Explain why modules are needed",
-			LongHelp: `Explain why modules are needed.
-
-Why shows a list of files imports specified packages or modules, explains 
-why is this package or module being kept by gno mod tidy.
-
-The output is a sequence of stanzas, one for each module name on the 
-command line, separated by blank lines. Each stanza begins
-with a comment line "# module" giving the target module. Subsequent lines 
-show files that imports the module, one filename per line. 
-If the package or module is not being used/needed/imported, the stanza 
+			ShortHelp:  "Explains why modules are needed",
+			LongHelp: `Explains why modules are needed.
+
+gno mod why shows a list of files where specified packages or modules are
+being used, explaining why those specified packages or modules are being
+kept by gno mod tidy.
+
+The output is a sequence of stanzas, one for each module/package name
+specified, separated by blank lines. Each stanza begins with a
+comment line "# module" giving the target module/package. Subsequent lines
+show files that import the specified module/package, one filename per line.
+If the package or module is not being used/needed/imported, the stanza
 will display a single parenthesized note indicating that fact.
 
 For example: