Merge pull request #107479 from john-par/patch-5

Update user-help-auth-app-sign-in.md

Author: PRMerger20

articles/active-directory/user-help/user-help-auth-app-sign-in.md

@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ On an iOS device:
 
 ## Sign in using two-factor verification for your account
 
-The standard two-factor verification method requires you to enter your username and password into the device you're logging in to, and then choose whether the Microsoft Authenticator app receives Microsoft Authenticator app. On an Android device, these verification codes can be found on the Accounts screen. On an iOS device, these verification codes can be found in the **Accounts** screen or the full screen view of an account, depending on the type of account. You turn on two-factor verification for your account as part of the process to add the account to the Microsoft Authenticator app.
+The standard two-factor verification method requires you to enter your username and password into the device you're logging in to. Then, you open your Microsoft Authenticator app and type the randomly generated code for your account into the **Enter code** box. On an Android device, these verification codes can be found on the **Accounts** screen. On an iOS device, these verification codes can be found on the **Accounts** screen or the full screen view of an account, depending on the type of account. You turn on two-factor verification for your account as part of the process to add the account to the Microsoft Authenticator app.
 
 >[!Note]
 >If you don't see your work or school account or your personal account on the **Accounts** screen of the Microsoft Authenticator app, it means that you haven't added the account to the Microsoft Authenticator app. To add your account, see [Add your work or school account](user-help-auth-app-add-work-school-account.md) or [Add your personal accounts](user-help-auth-app-add-personal-ms-account.md).