Minor word tweaks

README.md

@@ -45,18 +45,17 @@ with the following options:
     - Use MinTTY
     - Default extra options
 3. Clone the workshop repository to your computer.
-    - In your git terminal (possibly called "Git bash"), change to a directory
-    where you want the new folder to be placed.  E.g.,  
-    `cd /c/Users/rink/Desktop`  
-    but replace my username, "rink", with yours.
+    - In your git terminal (the application is called "Git bash" in Windows),
+    change to a directory where you want the new folder to be placed.  E.g.,  
+    `cd /c/Users/$USERNAME/Desktop`  
     Note that, in git bash, file paths are similar to Unix, with forward slashes
-    and a different way to reference the C-drive. Also, if you have a file path
-    with a space, try putting a single quote before and after the path.
+    and a different way to reference the C-drive. If you have a file path
+    with a space in it, put a single quote at the beginning and end of the path.
     - Enter this command into the terminal:  
     `git clone https://gitlab.windenergy.dtu.dk/python-at-risoe/scientific-python-workshops/2-getting-started.git`
 4. Test that git is set up properly by trying to pull.
     - Change into the newly cloned folder  
-    `cd 2-getting-started`
+    `cd 2-getting-started/`
     - Enter this command:  
     `git pull origin master`
 5. Just before the workshop, update the folder by pulling the changes (same