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 ### Should I still add a 'go.mod' file if I do not have any dependencies?
 
-Yes. This supports working outside of GOPATH, helps communicate to the ecosystem that you are opting in to modules, and in addition the `module` directive in your `go.mod` serves as a definitive declaration of the identify of your code (which is one reason why import comments might eventually be deprecated). Of course, modules are purely an opt-in capability in Go 1.11.
+Yes. This supports working outside of GOPATH, helps communicate to the ecosystem that you are opting in to modules, and in addition the `module` directive in your `go.mod` serves as a definitive declaration of the identity of your code (which is one reason why import comments might eventually be deprecated). Of course, modules are purely an opt-in capability in Go 1.11.
 
 ## FAQs — Semantic Import Versioning