diff --git a/git_assistant/git_tutorial.py b/git_assistant/git_tutorial.py
index 2197e6d2d3d34e47751dd84adf15d6bc1f05ec38..17767e3d211785af28550021b52f22bae0794d43 100644
--- a/git_assistant/git_tutorial.py
+++ b/git_assistant/git_tutorial.py
@@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ password = colored('password', 'cyan')
 token = colored('token', 'cyan')
 gitlab = colored('GitLab', 'cyan')
 github = colored('GitHub', 'cyan')
+green = colored('Green', 'green')
+red = colored('Red', 'red')
 copy = colored("COPY", "green", attrs=['reverse'])
 paste = colored("PASTE", "green", attrs=['reverse'])
 
@@ -116,7 +118,7 @@ A {git} remote origin is the name for the remote repository of a {git}
 directory. If you try to execute {git} commands in the wrong remote
 repository, you will encounter errors. To make sure this do not
 happen while running the tutorial, we are going to remove the previous
-origin.
+origin just in case.
 """
 
 print(rm_message)
@@ -131,7 +133,7 @@ os.system("clear")
 
 origin_message = f"""
 Now, let's add a new origin. You will need to provide the url of the
-{git} repo where you want to you {git} {push}.
+{git} repo where you want to {git} {push}.
 """
 
 print(origin_message)
@@ -168,8 +170,8 @@ os.system("clear")
 # Git status
 status_message = f"""
 {git} status shows the current state of your {git} working directory 
-and staging area. Green shows file in {git} repository, committed 
-with latest changes. Red shows file in {git} repository, but with
+and staging area. {green} shows file in {git} repository, committed 
+with latest changes. {red} shows file in {git} repository, but with
 latest changes that have not been committed. If you do not {add} the 
 red files before committing, these files will not be included in 
 your {commit}.
@@ -184,10 +186,10 @@ input(f"\nDone! Press {enter} to continue.\n")
 
 # Git add 
 add_message =f"""
-To {git} {add}, you have to pick a file in red from the list 
-above and copy the name. Then, paste the name of your file 
-and do not forget the extension (example.ipynb).
-or type {allfiles} to add all the files in the directory.
+To {git} {add}, you have to pick a file in {red} from the 
+status list above and copy the name. Then, paste the name 
+of your file and do not forget the extension (example.ipynb),
+or type {allfiles} to {add} all the files in the directory.
 """
 print(add_message)
 file = input(str(f"Please paste the name of your file or type {allfiles}: "))
@@ -258,7 +260,8 @@ os.system(f"git push {url}")
 input(f"\nDone! Press {enter} to continue.\n")
 
 # Check the git push
-print(f"Go to:\n{url}\nto see if the {push} was successful.")
+print(f"Go to:\n{url}\nto see if the {push} was successful.\n"
+      f"Check out the master branch if you do not see the file in the main branch.")
 push_answer = input(str("Has your file been pushed correctly? y/n: "))
 
 while push_answer =="n":