diff --git a/peps/pep-0846.rst b/peps/pep-0846.rst
index 4393616b16c..a47b455b290 100644
--- a/peps/pep-0846.rst
+++ b/peps/pep-0846.rst
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ docstrings". This PEP uses the same placement convention for
 :py:keyword:`type` statements: a string literal immediately following the
 statement becomes the alias's docstring.
 
-If the next logical line after a :py:keyword:`type` statement in the same suite
+If the next logical line after a :py:keyword:`type` statement in the same block
 is an expression statement consisting of a string literal, that string is the
 alias's docstring and is part of the :py:keyword:`type` statement. Comments and
 blank lines may appear between the :py:keyword:`type` statement and its
@@ -90,8 +90,8 @@ semicolon, does not qualify.
     """This is not OtherTimeout's docstring."""
 
 The rule applies wherever a :py:keyword:`type` statement is allowed, including
-inside functions, classes, and control-flow suites. The string must be in the
-same suite as the alias. A string in a nested or enclosing suite does not
+inside functions, classes, and control-flow blocks. The string must be in the
+same block as the alias. A string in a nested or enclosing block does not
 qualify. Generic aliases follow the same rule:
 
 .. code-block:: python
@@ -310,11 +310,12 @@ The grammar rule for the :py:keyword:`type` statement gains an optional
 group that parses the expression statement on the following logical line.
 The ``type_alias_docstring[expr_ty]`` rule uses an action helper that returns
 the expression node if it is a string constant.
-Otherwise it returns ``NULL`` without setting an error, the group fails, and
-the parser backtracks to before the newline. Blank lines and comment-only
-lines do not prevent the parser from recognizing the docstring. The string
-must be in the same suite as the :py:keyword:`type` statement. The type alias
-action extracts the constant's string value and stores it in the ``doc`` field.
+Otherwise, the helper returns ``NULL`` without setting an error. This causes
+the optional group to fail, so the parser backtracks to before the newline.
+Blank lines and comment-only lines do not prevent the parser from recognizing
+the docstring. The string must be in the same block as the :py:keyword:`type`
+statement. The type alias action extracts the constant's string value and
+stores it in the ``doc`` field.
 
 The :py:mod:`pydoc` implementation requests the alias expression in string
 format. This evaluation can trigger lazy imports. If evaluation raises an