diff --git a/site/src/site/sphinx/en/batch-support.md b/site/src/site/sphinx/en/batch-support.md
index 6672f2006..68430721f 100644
--- a/site/src/site/sphinx/en/batch-support.md
+++ b/site/src/site/sphinx/en/batch-support.md
@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 Batch Processing
 ================
 
-With the help of `Batch Processing`, you can run several commands in one line and get the results.
+With the help of Batch Processing, you can run multiple commands in batch and get the final result at the end.
 
 ### Usage
 
-#### Step-1: Create the script
+#### Step 1: Create the script
 
-Creating a `test.as` script suffixed with `as` here for consistency (actually any suffix is acceptable).
+Create a `test.as` script suffixed with `as`. Here `as` is suggested for the suffix of the filename, but in fact any suffix is acceptable.
 
-```
+```bash
 ➜  arthas git:(develop) cat /var/tmp/test.as
 help
 dashboard -b -n 1
@@ -18,21 +18,21 @@ thread
 sc -d org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils
 ```
 
-Attention:
-* each command takes each independent line;
-* `dashboard` command should include `-b` to turn on batch mode and `-n` to ensure the script ends;
-* commands as `watch/tt/trace/monitor/stack` should include `-n` option to ensure the script ends;
-* [asynchronous](async.md) can also be used as `watch c.t.X test returnObj > &`;
+Note:
+* Each command takes one line.
+* Batch mode (via `-b`) and execution times (via `-n`) must be explicitly specified for `dashboard`, otherwise batch script cannot terminate.
+* Commands such as `watch`/`tt`/`trace`/`monitor`/`stack` should include `-n` option to ensure the script can be able to quit.
+* Also consider to use `async` (for example: `watch c.t.X test returnObj > &`) to put commands run at background and get the output from the log file, see more from [asynchronous job](async.md)
 
-#### Step-2: Run the script
+#### Step 2: Run the script
 
-Using `-b` to turn on script mode, and `-f` to run it and you can also *redirect* the output as:
+Use `-b` to turn on batch mode, and use `-f` to specify the script file. By default the result will be output to the standard output, but you can redirect the output to the file like this:
 
 ```bash
 ./as.sh -b -f /var/tmp/test.as 56328 > test.out
 ```
 
-#### Step-3: Check the outputs
+#### Step 3: Check the outputs
 
 ```bash
 cat test.out