April 24, 2025
About me.
Hi! My name is Obidjon, and I am going to learn English for my future studies. I am going to be it support
Salom! Mening ismim Obidjon va men ingliz tilini kelajakdagi o'qishim uchun o'rganmoqchiman. Men It xodimi bo'lmoqchiman
About mMe.
Hi!
My name is Obidjon, and I am going to learn English for my future studies.
I am going to be itan IT support.
Capitalize "IT" because it is an acronym.
Reader might mistake it as "it" (pronoun)
April 24, 2025
IT support (the job)
April 24, 2025
That's not grammatically correct. "an IT support"? If this is what the author meant, it should be "an IT support technician" or similar.
April 24, 2025
Or, drop "an", if it is intended to convey the concept, i.e. "I am going to be IT support."
April 25, 2025
"an IT support" is correct. To be IT support seems incomplete (unnatural). Technically "IT support" word is wrong. It should be "IT support technician" or something. But if it is what the recruiter listed on a Job website, it is ok. Don't drop an "see Monsieur_Elephant" below agrees with me.
April 25, 2025
*Don't drop "an" (Monsieur Elephant agrees with me below)
Hi!
My name is Obidjon, and I am going to learn English for my future studies.
Feedback
Great start, Obidjon! However, your last sentence ("I am going to be it support") does not make sense. Can you try to write that sentence again?
April 24, 2025
I guess it means "I'm going to become (perhaps "I want to become?") an IT worker/employee"
I tried to guess it from Turkish (Uzbek and Turkish both belong to the same language family) so really it's not 100% sure, take it with a pinch of salt...
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