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diff --git a/inserting.txt b/inserting.txt
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--- a/inserting.txt
+++ b/inserting.txt
@@ -5,20 +5,34 @@ Hello, my name is Jason.
 my name is Jason.
 
 Once upon a time.
-Oce upon a time.
+Once upon a time.
 
 There was no possibility of taking a walk that day.
-There was no possibility of taking a walk that
+There was no possibility of taking a walk that day.
+
+
+
+
 
 What is 2 + 2?  Answer on the line below:
 
+
 What is 3 + 1?  Answer on the line above:
 
 Create a line of asterisks below:
-
+********************************************************************************
 Create 5 lines that begin with "#".
+#
+#
+#
+#
+#
 
 Create 4 lines that begin with "10.11.12.".
+10.11.12.
+10.11.12.
+10.11.12.
+10.11.12.
 
 Replace me!
 
diff --git a/vim-commands b/vim-commands
index d43b7a2..6421c26 100644
--- a/vim-commands
+++ b/vim-commands
@@ -186,6 +186,43 @@ Line mode:
 		> use :reg to see the content of each register.
 		> use :reg <arg>
 			wherer arg -> register name to show the content
-								arg can be string containing all the
-								registers named concatenated into a 
-								single string.
+							+ arg can be string containing all the
+							  registers named concatenated into a 
+							  single string.
+
+-> Transforming and Substituting:
+
+
+	* Inserting:
+
+		@ Command :- Shift + i or CAPS + i (Capital i)
+
+		  What does it do?
+
+		  It put the mode in insert mode and put the cursor in
+		  the first character of the first word of the current
+		  line where the cursor is present.
+
+		@ Command :- Shift + a or CAPS + a (Capital a)
+		
+		  What does it do?
+
+		  It put the mode in insert mode and put the cursor after
+		  the last character of the last word of the current
+		  line where the cursor is present.
+
+		@ Command :- o
+
+		  What does it do?
+
+		  It puts the mode in insert mode and put the cursor below
+		  the line where the current cursor is present.
+
+		@ Command :- Shift + o
+
+		  What does it do?
+
+		  It puts the mode in insert mode and put the cursor above
+		  the line where the current cursor is present.
+
+