diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 1804ff7..39fbf8e 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -29,3 +29,37 @@ make sure in the .bashrc there is something like this
 
 `export PATH=~/bin/:$PATH`
 
+## Using the command
+
+###### init
+Typical use of tool is starting a sync with the command
+
+`masync init -l /home/luca/localsync/ -r remoteuser@server:/home/remoteuser/sync/`
+
+-l option stands for the local folder you want to mirror and sync, -r option stands for the remote folder in the form known to both ssh and scp
+
+###### list
+
+it shows the list of all synched local folders with respective remote folder and some other usefull information: the integer id assigned to the sync,
+the current status of sync, the local folder you are keeping in sync and the remote folder.
+In the following commands you can refer the sync to apply the command with the integer id of sync using the option -s,
+or with the local folder using the option -l
+
+###### stop
+
+If you want to stop a sync in the list of syncs, you can refer to it either by its id or by the local folder associated with the sync
+
+`masync stop -s 1 or masync stop -l /home/luca/localsync/`
+
+###### start
+
+If you want to resume a stopped sync in the list of syncs, you can refer to it either by its id or by the local folder associated with the sync
+
+`masync start -s 1 or masync stop -l /home/luca/localsync/`
+
+###### remove
+
+Remove the sync from the list of all syncs, do not delete any local folder and data
+		
+`masync remove -s 1 or masync remove -l /home/luca/localsync/`
+
diff --git a/masync b/masync
index 4199330..57ccd21 100755
--- a/masync
+++ b/masync
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ myhelp() {
   echo 'LIST: '
   echo -e "\tit shows the list of all synched local folders with respective remote folder and some other usefull information: the integer id assigned to the sync,"
   echo -e "\tthe current status of sync, the local folder you are keeping in sync and the remote folder."
-  echo -e "\tIn the following command you can refer the sync to apply the command with the integer id of sync using the option -s,"
+  echo -e "\tIn the following commands you can refer the sync to apply the command with the integer id of sync using the option -s,"
   echo -e "\tor with the local folder using the option -l"
   echo 'STOP: '
   echo -e "\tIf you want to stop a sync in the list of syncs, you can refer to it either by its id or by the local folder associated with the sync"