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 ## 1-1 What is the Instruct Template?
 
-The Instruct Template/Format is probably the most important when it comes to getting a model to work properly, as it is what encloses the training data with tokens that were used for the model, and your chat with said model. Some of them are used in a more general sense and are not brand specific, such as ChatML or Alpaca, while others stick to said brand, like Llama3 Instruct or Mistral Instruct. However not all models that are brand specific with their formatting will be trained with their own personal template.
+The Instruct Template/Format is probably the most important aspect when it comes to getting a model to work properly, as it is what encloses the training data with tokens that were used for the model, and your chat with said model. Some of them are used in a more general sense and are not brand specific, such as ChatML or Alpaca, while others stick to said brand, like Llama3 Instruct or Mistral Instruct. However not all models that are brand specific with their formatting will be trained with their own personal template.
 
 Its important to find out what format/template a model uses before booting it up, and you can usually check to see which it is on the model page. If a format isn't directly listed on said page, then there is ways to check internally with the local files. Each model has a tokenizer_config file, and sometimes even a special_tokens file, inside the main folder. As an example of what to look for, If you see something like a Mistral brand model that has im_start/im_end inside those files, then chances are that the person who finetuned it used ChatML tokens in their training data. Familiarizing yourself with the popular tokens used in training will help you navigate models better internally, especially if a creator forgets to post a readme on how it's suppose to function.