English with Sarah

English with Sarah I help children and students improve their English grammar, writing and academic performance through engaging online lessons.

ENGLISH QUIZ WITH SARAH ✍️Let’s test your grammar!Which sentence is correct — A or B?A) Too many water.B) I have many bo...
29/08/2026

ENGLISH QUIZ WITH SARAH ✍️

Let’s test your grammar!

Which sentence is correct — A or B?

A) Too many water.

B) I have many books.

Drop your answer in the comments 👇

✅ Hint: Use many for things you can count (like tables, apples, friends).

Use much for things you can’t count (like milk, sugar, money).

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ENGLISH QUICK TIP WITH SARAH ✍️Do you sometimes confuse much and many? Let’s fix that!❌ Wrong: I have much books.✅ Right...
27/08/2026

ENGLISH QUICK TIP WITH SARAH ✍️

Do you sometimes confuse much and many? Let’s fix that!

❌ Wrong: I have much books.

✅ Right: I have many books.

❌ Wrong: Too many water.

✅ Right: Too much water.

👉 Quick rule: If you can count it, use many. If you can’t count it, use much.

Keep practicing, and your English will sound smoother every day!

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26/08/2026

A common mistake is saying “Am coming” instead of “I’m coming.”

👉 In English, every sentence needs a subject.

✅ Correct: I’m coming or I am coming.

❌ Wrong: Am coming.

Keep this in mind and your English will sound smoother and more natural! 💡

COMMON ENGLISH MISTAKES📚 Watch Out for These Common English Mistakes!---🔑 Common Mistakes & Fixes1. Your vs. You’re - ...
24/08/2026

COMMON ENGLISH MISTAKES

📚 Watch Out for These Common English Mistakes!

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🔑 Common Mistakes & Fixes

1. Your vs. You’re
- ❌ Wrong: Your a great student.

- ✅ Right: You’re a great student.

👉 Rule: Your shows possession. You’re means you are.

2. Its vs. It’s
- ❌ Wrong: Its a sunny day.

- ✅ Right: It’s a sunny day.

👉 Rule: Its = belonging to it. It’s = it is / it has.

3. There vs. Their vs. They’re
- ❌ Wrong: Their going to there house over they’re.

- ✅ Right: They’re going to their house over there.

👉 Rule: There = place, Their = possession, They’re = they are.

4. Since vs. For
- ❌ Wrong: I have been studying English since three years.

- ✅ Right: I have been studying English for three years.

👉 Rule: Since = starting point, For = duration.

✍️Which of these mistakes have you made before? Comment below and let’s learn together!

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WELCOME TO ENGLISH WITH SARAH!🤗Hello, parents, students and English learners! 👋🏽I’m Sarah, an experienced English Langua...
24/08/2026

WELCOME TO ENGLISH WITH SARAH!🤗

Hello, parents, students and English learners! 👋🏽

I’m Sarah, an experienced English Language educator, TEFL-certified tutor and ESL-trained teacher.

For years, I have had the privilege of teaching English to secondary school students, helping them understand grammar, improve their writing, develop their reading and comprehension skills, and prepare confidently for important examinations.

Now, I’m taking that experience beyond the classroom! 💻📚

Welcome to "English with Sarah" — a learning space where I make English simple, clear and enjoyable.

Here, I’ll be sharing practical lessons and helpful tips on:

📖 Grammar made simple
✍🏽 Essay and creative writing
📚 Reading and comprehension
🗣️ Vocabulary and communication skills
🎯 WAEC, NECO, GCE & JAMB English preparation
👩🏽‍🏫 English support for children and school students
🌍 ESL learning for non-native English speakers

My goal is simple:

"To help every learner understand English, use it confidently and enjoy the learning process." ❤️

If you’re a parent who wants to support your child’s English development, a student preparing for an examination, or an English learner looking to improve your skills, you are in the right place.

This is just the beginning, and I’m excited to have you here! 🎉

Tell me in the comments:

👇🏽 What is the ONE area of English you or your child finds most difficult — grammar, writing, comprehension, vocabulary or speaking?

Let’s learn English together! 📚✨

English with Sarah 👉•Learn • Improve • Succeed•

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