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card updated Oct 11, 2026 · 10 clips parsed · following 32 · 666,100 likes total

Engagement9.4%above average

Account summary

@your.english.cheerleader has 88,000 followers and 234 videos. Across the 10 parsed clips the average is 59,808 views and 5,244 likes. Engagement to views is 9.4%, which is above average for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−0.85 pp). Posts roughly 0.7 times a week. An average clip reaches 68% of the follower count.

Followers

88K

+2.6K in period

Engagement

9.4%

−0.85 pp newer half

Average views

59.8K

median 22.4K

Likes per clip

5.2K

33 comments avg

Shares / saves

343 / 2.5K

4.22% of viewers save

Posting rate

0.7 / wk

reach 68% of followers

Latest clips

10 collected

4.1K2:12Comment the number 4 below to be entered into my giveaway to win a FREE 30-minute class with me in celebration of the 4t26561674

I would prefer that he don’t do that… this English sentence is easily — @your.english.cheerleader

196K1:35I would prefer that he don’t do that… this English sentence is easily understandable, but it’s grammatically incorrect a12.8K1236175.6K

What verb should we use in this situation? While verbs like “spill” an — @your.english.cheerleader

19.2K1:23What verb should we use in this situation? While verbs like “spill” and “drop” can be used in certain contexts, the answ1.4K1150512

One thing doesn’t sound 100% natural in these English sentences… do yo — @your.english.cheerleader

18.2K1:34One thing doesn’t sound 100% natural in these English sentences… do you know what it is? They may look like sentences th1.3K1352494

Good at, good in, good on, good with, good for… what’s the difference — @your.english.cheerleader

108.4K1:57Good at, good in, good on, good with, good for… what’s the difference in meaning between these phrases? As one of the mo13.5K411.1K7K

It’s new TO me, it’s new FOR me… what’s the difference in meaning betw — @your.english.cheerleader

18.5K1:44It’s new TO me, it’s new FOR me… what’s the difference in meaning between these two sentences? Is there even a differenc1.7K1290799

Don’t always say that you’re trying to CONVINCE someone to do somethin — @your.english.cheerleader

20.3K1:39Don’t always say that you’re trying to CONVINCE someone to do something in English! There’s obviously nothing wrong with1.7K21116966

In mind, in my mind, on my mind… what’s the difference in meaning betw — @your.english.cheerleader

143.4K1:38In mind, in my mind, on my mind… what’s the difference in meaning between these three very similar phrases? Contrary to 13.8K649036.7K

Don’t always say that a person, a place, or a period of time is busy i — @your.english.cheerleader

24.5K0:58Don’t always say that a person, a place, or a period of time is busy in English! Of course this word is very common, but2.3K201741.2K

As I said, or like I said… as you know, or like you know… what’s the d — @your.english.cheerleader

45.5K1:41As I said, or like I said… as you know, or like you know… what’s the difference between these phrases, and which one sho3.7K192931.9K

Engagement per clip

10 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 13.5% ER

May 20Jul 6Aug 26

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Aug 26, 2026	4,080	265	6	16	74	7.03%
Aug 12, 2026	196,000	12,800	123	617	5,611	6.91%
Jul 22, 2026	19,200	1,368	11	50	512	7.44%
Jul 11, 2026	18,200	1,268	13	52	494	7.32%
Jul 6, 2026	108,400	13,500	41	1,121	7,012	13.53%
Jun 24, 2026	18,500	1,721	12	90	799	9.85%
Jun 15, 2026	20,300	1,740	21	116	966	9.25%
Jun 8, 2026	143,400	13,800	64	903	6,661	10.30%
Jun 1, 2026	24,500	2,280	20	174	1,169	10.10%
May 20, 2026	45,500	3,702	19	293	1,926	8.82%