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 :First Game: n/a
 :Every note hit in a song was either a GOOD, GREAT, or (depending on the mode) COOL, with no additional missed notes. From [[AC pnm 13|pop'n music 13 カーニバル]] through [[AC pnm 19|19 TUNE STREET]], a message displaying "NO BAD!" appears at the end of a song for those who obtain a full combo. (Beginning with [[AC pnm 20|pop'n music 20 fantasia]], it just says "FULL COMBO" like in beatmania IIDX.)
-:In current versions, a FULL COMBO on a song is indicated by a silver medal. In most of the earlier AC/CS games, a little mark with two crowns/onions/whatever are be displayed next to the song with a FULL COMBO.
+:In current versions, a FULL COMBO on a song is indicated by a silver medal. In most of the earlier AC/CS games, a little mark with two crowns/onions/whatever are displayed next to the song with a FULL COMBO.
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 :First Game: n/a
 :Every note hit was a GREAT, earning you a perfect score of 100,000 (or GREAT and COOL if COOLs are on). Starting with [[AC pnm 13|pop'n music 13 カーニバル]], a message displaying "PERFECT!!" appears for those who do this at the end of a song, along with the result screen announcer congratulating you by saying, "Marvelous!"
-:In current versions, a PERFECT on a song is indicated by a Gold star. In most of the earlier AC/CS games, a little mark with three crowns/onions/whatever will be displayed next to a song with a FULL COMBO.
+:In current versions, a PERFECT on a song is indicated by a Gold star. In most of the earlier AC/CS games, a little mark with three crowns/onions/whatever are displayed next to a song with a FULL COMBO.
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