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Fix a few sentences. #1438

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/reference/koin-test/checkmodules.md
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Koin allows you to verify your configuration modules, avoiding to discover dependency injection issues at runtime.
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To verify your modules, you just need to the `checkModules()` function within a simple JUnit test. This will launch your modules and try to run each possible definition for you.
To verify your modules, you just need to invoke the `checkModules()` function within a simple JUnit test. This will launch your modules and try to run each possible definition for you.


```kotlin
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#### CheckModule DSL

For any definition that is using injected parameters, properties or dynamic instances, the `checkModules` DSL allow to specify how to work with the following case:
For any definition that is using injected parameters, properties or dynamic instances, the `checkModules` DSL allows to specify how to work with the following case:

* `withInstance(value)` - will add `value` instance to Koin graph (can be used in dependency or parameter)

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#### Providing Default Values (3.1.4)

If you need, you can set a default value for all type in the checked modules. For example, We can override all injected string values:
If you need, you can set a default value for all type in the checked modules. For example, we can override all injected string values:

Let's use the `withInstance()` function in `checkModules` block, to define a default value for all definitions:

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#### Providing ParametersOf values (3.1.4)

You can define default value to be injected for one specific definition, with `withParameter` or `withParameters` functions:
You can define a default value to be injected for one specific definition, with `withParameter` or `withParameters` functions:

```kotlin
@Test
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