@@ -44,8 +44,7 @@ You are free to writ ein German or English. As the language o physics is English
* No comma before *that*
* Better use a gerund than *which*, e.g. 'The current which was flowing through the wire...' -> 'The current flowing through the wire...'
* In contradiction to German, everything which can be read as a sentence on its own should be surrounded by commas, e.g.
> Although, the weather is good today, there might be some rain.
* In contradiction to German, everything which can be read as a sentence on its own should be surrounded by commas, e.g: 'Although, the weather is good today, there might be some rain.'
* Active is always preferrable over passive
* Avoid using active in the form 'I did', 'We did'. In a thesis where 'I did' might be correct, in almost all other context these phrases are wrong (who is 'I' or 'we' in a 30 author paper?)
