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Oh dear Mohsin!
You sound like an ideal candidate to go back to the F8 lectures by Gromit and refresh your memory of basic auditing expressions!
May I ask you to do that and then, if you still have a problem, get back to me
Sir in substantive procedure it is to said that we try to ignore verbs like Check,Verify,Confirm… So what type of verbs we can use in their replacements of those verbs
Whoever has told you that?
The only reason for the comment is to try to persuade you to be creative with your expressions. And certainly not IGNORE – that’s got to be the wrong word here.
Check, confirm, ask, enquire, verify, examine, determine, establish, recalculate, reperform, observe, ….
Whoever said “ignore” possibly was trying to get you to vary the expressions / verbs that you use in the exam.
Look up the exam answer to a question that asks you for substantive procedures and see what verbs have been used in the examiner’s own answers
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