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A person who fixes computers is usually called “computer technician”, or “computer specialist”.
The computer technician diagnosed the hardware issue and replaced the faulty component.
If you're having software problems, it's best to consult a professional computer technician.
The company hired a skilled computer technician to provide technical support to its employees.
The computer technician set up the network and configured the servers for optimal performance.
I'm going to schedule an appointment with a computer technician to fix my laptop's screen.
“Repairman” is more commonly associated with general repair work or specific trades like plumbing or appliance repair.
The repairman arrived promptly to fix the plumbing issue in the kitchen.
Our air conditioning stopped working, so we called a repairman to come and assess the problem.
The repairman quickly repaired the broken garage door and ensured it was functioning properly.
The repairman inspected the faulty wiring and repaired the electrical issue in the house.
My refrigerator stopped cooling, so I had to call a repairman to come and fix it.
Service provider; a company which allows its subscribers access to the internet.
Usually I can call my service provider and they’ll help me fix the problem.
“Are you good (with / at) computers?”
Both can be used interchangeably, however using “with” emphasizes comfort and capability in using computers, and other objects, as tools or devices.
She is good with cars and can fix common mechanical issues.
John is great with technology and can troubleshoot electronic devices easily.
Sarah is skilled with a paintbrush and creates beautiful artwork.
Our neighbour is excellent with woodworking and can craft intricate furniture.
Mark is adept with tools and can handle various home improvement tasks.
I went to an Italian restaurant in Shinyurigaoka the other day. The Italian restaurant is near the university.
“A / An“ is used when talking about something in a general or non-specific way, while "the" is used when referring to something specific or previously mentioned.
Compare these sentences
My daughter and her family are coming to visit me next week. (= both your younger daughter and her family will be visiting)
My friend and her mother are going shopping later today.
My class and I are going to the museum later this month.
My younger daughter’s family is coming to visit me next week. (= the family of your younger daughter visiting you; typically does not include your daughter)
My friend’s mother is going shopping later today.
My class is going to the museum later this month.
