I think this is what was intended

Author: mcagl

en/html/README.md

@@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ $ git pull
 
 You'll need to substitute `<your-pythonanywhere-domain>` with your actual PythonAnywhere subdomain name, without the angle-brackets. Your subdomain name is normally your PythonAnywhere user name, but in some cases it might be a bit different (such as if your user name contains capital letters). So if this command doesn't work, use the `ls` (list files) command to find your actual subdomain/folder name, and then `cd` to there.
 
-Now watch your code get downloaded. If you want to check that it's arrived, you can hop over to the **"Files" page** and view your code on PythonAnywhere (you can reach other PythonAnywhere pages from the menu button on the console page).
+Now watch your code getting downloaded. If you want to check that it's arrived, you can hop over to the **"Files" page** and view your code on PythonAnywhere (you can reach other PythonAnywhere pages from the menu button on the console page).
 
 
 * Finally, hop on over to the ["Web" page](https://www.pythonanywhere.com/web_app_setup/) and hit **Reload** on your web app.