diff --git a/SC1000.md b/SC1000.md
index e216366..830ff28 100644
--- a/SC1000.md
+++ b/SC1000.md
@@ -18,4 +18,4 @@ echo "\$"
 1. Following a backslash: `echo "\$"`
 2. In a context where the shell can't make sense of it, such as at the end of the string, (`"foo$"`) or before some constructs (`"$'foo'"`).
 
-To avoid relying on strange and shell specific behavior, any `$` intended to be literal should be escaped with a backslash.
+To avoid relying on strange and shell-specific behavior, any `$` intended to be literal should be escaped with a backslash.