revise adding to ws

2022/2022-06-07_git-trilogy-part-2/slides/add-to-workspace.md

-# Add repository to VS Code workspace (separately from cloning)
-If you alredy have a copy of repository on your laptop (cloned using terminal) you can work on it and want to setup VS Code to simplify interaction with Git.
+# Add repository to workspace (separately from cloning)
 
-- Go to **File > Add Folder to Workspace**<br>
-<img height="230px" src="slides/img/add-root-folder.png">
-- Your project is in your Workspace now<br>
-<img height="370px" src="slides/img/hero.png">
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+![bulb](slides/img/bulb.png)  If you already have a copy of repository on your laptop, you can add it to VS code by following:
+
+- Go to **File > Add Folder to Workspace**
+
+<center>
+<img width="30%" src="slides/img/add-root-folder.png">
+</center>
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2022/2022-06-07_git-trilogy-part-2/slides/clone.md

@@ -20,6 +20,6 @@ In git jargon: you need you *clone your fork*:
 - and the place where to put files on your computer.
 
   <img height="400px" src="slides/img/clone-folder.png">
-- To simplify your life you can click "Add to workplace" on next step
+- To start working, you can now click on "Add to workspace"
 
   <img height="100px" src="slides/img/add-to-workspace.png">

2022/2022-06-07_git-trilogy-part-2/slides/img/bulb.png

+../../../../2021/2021-03-18_basicGitTraining/slides/img/bulb.png
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