diff --git a/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises01.v b/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises01.v
index d657af5..e249cbb 100644
--- a/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises01.v
+++ b/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises01.v
@@ -338,6 +338,14 @@ Proof.
   by apply of_to_val.
 Qed.
 
+(*
+By induction on the transitive closure,
+we need to show that if `e = v`, then `v | v` (trivial), and if `e >- e'` and `e' | v`,
+then `e | v`.
+To prove this, we do an induction on the rule used for the single small step.
+Each of the cases are individually quite easy: one just needs to provide which big step rule should be used,
+and the induction hypothesis can be plugged into the conditions of the big step.
+*)
 Lemma steps_big_step e (v: val):
   rtc step e v → big_step e v.
 Proof.
@@ -345,8 +353,7 @@ Proof.
   remember (of_val v) eqn:H_val in H.
   induction H; subst.
   apply big_step_vals.
-  remember ((IHrtc (eq_refl (of_val v)))) as IH.
-  clear HeqIH.
+  have IH := ((IHrtc (eq_refl (of_val v)))).
   clear IHrtc.
   (* This is ridiculous. *)
   revert H0.
diff --git a/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises02.v b/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises02.v
index 15d9f80..ba00312 100644
--- a/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises02.v
+++ b/theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises02.v
@@ -107,7 +107,10 @@ Qed.
 (** Now the other direction. *)
 (* You may find it helpful to introduce intermediate lemmas. *)
 
-
+(*
+To prove this, we first need to invert the contextual step.
+By induction on the context, we can reconstruct the small-step rule used.
+*)
 Lemma contextual_step_step e1 e2:
   contextual_step e1 e2 → step e1 e2.
 Proof.
@@ -320,6 +323,12 @@ Inductive src_typed : typing_context → src_expr → type → Prop :=
 where "Γ '⊢S' E : A" := (src_typed Γ E%E A%ty) : FType_scope.
 #[export] Hint Constructors src_typed : core.
 
+(*
+This is trivial enough for `eauto` to be able to solve all the cases for us.
+Doing an induction on the source typing rule used, we can infer the structure of `E`,
+the hypothesis needed, and then unfold `erase` to reveal in each case an equivalent
+syntactical typing rule.
+*)
 Lemma type_erasure_correctness Γ E A:
   (Γ ⊢S E : A)%ty → (Γ ⊢ erase E : A)%ty.
 Proof.
@@ -329,6 +338,14 @@ Qed.
 
 
 (** ** Exercise 4: Unique Typing *)
+(*
+This is a bit of a boring lemma.
+We do induction on the first typing and inversion on the second typing.
+- for integers, this is trivial
+- for variables, since the Γ is shared, by injection we can see that A = B since Γ[x] = Some A = Some B
+- for functions of type `C -> A2` =? `C -> B2`, we need to use the induction hypothesis, which asks us to prove that `Γ |- body : B2` to get that `A2 = B2`
+- for function applications, the induction hypothesis tells us that if `Γ |- e_fn : B1 -> B2`, then `A1 -> A2` = `B1 -> B2`, allowing us to show that `A2 = B2`.
+*)
 Lemma src_typing_unique Γ E A B:
   (Γ ⊢S E : A)%ty → (Γ ⊢S E : B)%ty → A = B.
 Proof.
diff --git a/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/logrel.v b/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/logrel.v
index a621952..680606f 100644
--- a/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/logrel.v
+++ b/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/logrel.v
@@ -287,6 +287,18 @@ Proof.
 
 Qed.
 
+(*
+First, unfold the definition of `Γ |=` everywhere.
+The closedness of our term can easily be solved by `naive_solver`.
+
+We can then use the same θ and H_ctx in all hypotheses,
+and unroll all definitions of `E[A]`, yielding `v_lhs` and `v_rhs` to which resp. `e_lhs` and `e_rhs` step.
+
+Then, pick `(v_lhs, v_rhs)` as the value this should step to.
+We then just need to show that `(e_lhs, e_rhs)` step towards `(v_lhs, v_rhs)`,
+and that `(v_lhs, v_rhs) ∈ V[A × B]`.
+
+*)
 Lemma compat_pair Γ e_lhs e_rhs A B:
   Γ ⊨ e_lhs: A →
   Γ ⊨ e_rhs: B →
@@ -323,6 +335,10 @@ Proof.
     eauto. (* Trivial from then on *)
 Qed.
 
+(*
+Proving this is very similar to the above, except that we need to work on two goals at once,
+and we apply the definition of `V[A × B]` to get the necessary stuff to prove both statements.
+*)
 Lemma compat_fst_snd {Γ e_pair A B}:
   Γ ⊨ e_pair: A × B →
   Γ ⊨ (Fst e_pair): A ∧ Γ ⊨ (Snd e_pair): B.
diff --git a/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/types.v b/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/types.v
index 9541a36..2fb15c8 100644
--- a/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/types.v
+++ b/theories/type_systems/stlc_extended/types.v
@@ -342,6 +342,14 @@ Proof.
   intros H1 H2; by eapply H2.
 Qed.
 
+(*
+By induction on the base step,
+we can invert the the typing rules used for `|- e : A` and its hypotheses.
+- in the `base_step_case_l` case, we can also invert the `InjL` typing rule
+  that appears after the first inversion. We then get that `e1 : A' -> A` and `e2 : B' -> A`,
+  and `v : A'`.
+  We now just reconstruct the typing of `e'` by using the application constructor.
+*)
 Lemma typed_preservation_base_step e e' A:
   ∅ ⊢ e : A →
   base_step e e' →
@@ -366,7 +374,7 @@ Proof.
     assumption.
   - eapply case_inversion in Hty as (A' & B' & Hty_inj & Hty_lhs & Hty_rhs).
     eapply injl_inversion in Hty_inj as (A'' & B'' & Heq & Hty_inj).
-    injection Heq as -> ->.
+    injection Heq as <- <-.
     eapply typed_app.
     exact Hty_lhs.
     exact Hty_inj.
diff --git a/theories/type_systems/systemf/exercises03.v b/theories/type_systems/systemf/exercises03.v
index 7d9169a..f18da97 100644
--- a/theories/type_systems/systemf/exercises03.v
+++ b/theories/type_systems/systemf/exercises03.v
@@ -171,5 +171,6 @@ Qed.
 
   In the lecture, we also saw `A[id] = (∀. #0 -> #1)[id] = ∀. (#0 -> #1)[⤉id] = ∀. (#0 -> (id(0))) = ∀. #0 -> #0`
 
-  To fix this, we would have to carefully tweak each value in our substitution map to increment all the free type variables
+  To fix this, we would have to carefully tweak each value in our substitution map to increment all the free type variables.
+  This is what `ren` does.
 *)
diff --git a/theories/type_systems/systemf_mu/logrel.v b/theories/type_systems/systemf_mu/logrel.v
index 7913238..f3f53db 100644
--- a/theories/type_systems/systemf_mu/logrel.v
+++ b/theories/type_systems/systemf_mu/logrel.v
@@ -531,6 +531,18 @@ Section boring_lemmas.
 End boring_lemmas.
 
 (** Bind lemma *)
+(*
+From the definition of `E[A]` and `E[B]`,
+we get that `∀ e', ∀ n < k, K[e] \^n e' -> (k - n, e') ∈ V[B]`
+
+- We know that `∃ j, e \^j e''` and `K[e''] \^(n-j) e'` using a lemma.
+- From the expansion of `E[A]`, we can plug `e''` and `j` into `e ∈ E[A]`,
+  yielding `(k-j, e'') ∈ V[A]`
+- We can use the second hypothesis with `k-j` and the value associated to `e''` as input, yielding `(k-j, K[e'']) ∈ E[B]`
+- Plugging in the expansion of `E[B]` into `K[e''] \^(n-j) e'`,
+  we get that `(k-j-(n-j), e') ∈ V[B]`
+- `k-j-(n-j) = k-n`, allowing us to prove our goal
+*)
 Lemma bind K e k δ A B :
   ℰ A δ k e →
   (∀ j v, j ≤ k → 𝒱 A δ j v → ℰ B δ j (fill K (of_val v))) →