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Are we supposed to write in points in the exam or should we be writing an essay type answers??
They like paragraphs. Usually a couple of sentences yet to explain properly what you are describing, recommending etc. Whether or not you start your paras with a bullet point is not really relevant. What they don’t like is a bullet point followed by just a couple of words because that will not explain properly what you are trying to say.
So don’t have:
> Inspect cars
> Recalculate depreciation
Have:
>Inspect a selection of cars picked from the non-current assets register. This will provide evidence for the existence assertion.
>Recalculate the depreciation calculations for a selection of cars picked from the non-current assets register. This will provide evidence for the valuation assertion.