I have reached the eighteen'snow turned 18 years old . I have now turned 18 years old.

I have reached theam eighteen's years old . I am eighteen years old.

I have reached theturned eighteen's years old . I have turned eighteen years old.

To "turn" a certain age is a more common expression in English.

I'm also I'm a computer science student, esspecially in RedTeaming (Cyber Security Track) t. That's allit about me . I'm also a computer science student, especially in RedTeaming (Cyber Security Track). That's it about me.

I'm also I'm a computer science student esspeciallyizing in RedTeaming. (Cyber Security Track) t That's all about me . I'm also a computer science student specializing in RedTeaming. (Cyber Security Track) That's all about me.

I think you meant specializing vs especially. Specializing = having a specific focus in.

aAlso, I'm a computer science student esspeciallyizing in Red Teaming (Cyber Ssecurity Track) t. That's alleverything about me . Also, I'm a computer science student specializing in Red Teaming (Cybersecurity Track). That's everything about me.

Search up industry-specific words in a search bar and see what comes up. Those results should show you how to space out those terms.

I'm just want to write every day using harddifficult worlds and learn .. .how to be really good at English andso that I can easily landed a job easy in the future. I just want to write every day using difficult words and learn how to be really good at English so that I can easily land a job in the future.

I'm just want to write everyday using hard worlds and, learn .. .to be really good at English, and landed a job an easy job in the future. I just want to write everyday using hard words, learn to be really good at English, and land an easy job in the future.

"..." can be used show a pause in a sentence, but this isn't the sort of sentence for it as written. In this case the sentence works better with the changes I made.

I'm just want to write every day using hard worlds and to learn . . . to be really good at English andso I can easily landed a job easy in the future. I just want to write every day using hard words and to learn . . . to be really good at English so I can easily land a job in the future.

These were just a couple of grammatical corrections.

Who am I ? Who am I?

Who aAm I ? Who Am I?

I think you can get away with capitalizing every word in your title here because it's so short. Also, make sure there aren't any spaces between your words and any punctuation marks you add.

Hello, ladies and gentlemen , first of all m! My name is Mohamed (an Islamic name ) y). You can easily pronounce it Mas "muh-HAM-uhd". Hello, ladies and gentlemen! My name is Mohamed (an Islamic name). You can easily pronounce it as "muh-HAM-uhd".

Hello ladies and gentlemen , f. First of all, my name is Mohamed. (Islamic name ) you can easily) It's pronounce itd Muh-HAM-uhd. Hello ladies and gentlemen. First of all, my name is Mohamed. (Islamic name) It's pronounced Muh-HAM-uhd.

"you can easily pronounce it Muh-HAM-uhd." is a sentence I could see working in some settings, but it sounds kind of snarky in an introduction.

Hello, ladies and gentlemen , f. First of all, my name is Mohamed (an Islamic name ) ); you can easily pronounce it Muh-HAM-uhd. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. First of all, my name is Mohamed (an Islamic name); you can easily pronounce it Muh-HAM-uhd.

Be sure to split up run-on sentences, like what you originally had, into complete separate ones whenever you can. You could even go further by replacing the semicolon I added with a period and capitalizing "You."