diff --git a/TestON/drivers/common/cli/onosclidriver.py b/TestON/drivers/common/cli/onosclidriver.py
index 5573ee5..e390b89 100644
--- a/TestON/drivers/common/cli/onosclidriver.py
+++ b/TestON/drivers/common/cli/onosclidriver.py
@@ -421,7 +421,7 @@
                 '''
                 handle variable here contains some ANSI escape color code sequences at the end which are invisible in the print command output
                 To make that escape sequence visible, use repr() function. The repr(handle) output when printed shows the ANSI escape sequences.
-                In json.loads(somestring), this somestring variable is a actually repr(somestring) and json.loads would fail with the escape sequence.
+                In json.loads(somestring), this somestring variable is actually repr(somestring) and json.loads would fail with the escape sequence.
                 So we take off that escape sequence using 
                 ansi_escape = re.compile(r'\r\r\n\x1b[^m]*m')
                 handle1 = ansi_escape.sub('', handle) 
@@ -482,7 +482,7 @@
                 '''
                 handle variable here contains some ANSI escape color code sequences at the end which are invisible in the print command output
                 To make that escape sequence visible, use repr() function. The repr(handle) output when printed shows the ANSI escape sequences.
-                In json.loads(somestring), this somestring variable is a actually repr(somestring) and json.loads would fail with the escape sequence.
+                In json.loads(somestring), this somestring variable is actually repr(somestring) and json.loads would fail with the escape sequence.
                 So we take off that escape sequence using 
                 ansi_escape = re.compile(r'\r\r\n\x1b[^m]*m')
                 handle1 = ansi_escape.sub('', handle) 
@@ -544,7 +544,7 @@
                 '''
                 handle variable here contains some ANSI escape color code sequences at the end which are invisible in the print command output
                 To make that escape sequence visible, use repr() function. The repr(handle) output when printed shows the ANSI escape sequences.
-                In json.loads(somestring), this somestring variable is a actually repr(somestring) and json.loads would fail with the escape sequence.
+                In json.loads(somestring), this somestring variable is actually repr(somestring) and json.loads would fail with the escape sequence.
                 So we take off that escape sequence using 
                 ansi_escape = re.compile(r'\r\r\n\x1b[^m]*m')
                 handle1 = ansi_escape.sub('', handle)