cheer loudly

Meaning

'Cheer loudly' means to shout with joy, approval, or encouragement in a very noisy way. It is commonly used when talking about sports fans supporting their team or an audience appreciating a performance. The tone is energetic, casual, and positive.

Examples

• The fans began to cheer loudly when their team scored a goal.

  The fans began to cheer loudly when their team scored a goal.

• We always cheer loudly for our friends during the school race.

  We always cheer loudly for our friends during the school race.

• The crowd started to cheer loudly as the band walked onto the stage.

  The crowd started to cheer loudly as the band walked onto the stage.

• Don't be afraid to cheer loudly if you like the show!

  Don't be afraid to cheer loudly if you like the show!

• They continued to cheer loudly even after the match ended.

  They continued to cheer loudly even after the match ended.

Common Mistakes

• ✗ The crowd began to cheer loud.

  ✓ The crowd began to cheer loudly.

  You need the adverb 'loudly' to describe the verb 'cheer' in standard English, though 'loud' is sometimes heard in very informal speech.

• ✗ We cheered loudy for the team.

  ✓ We cheered loudly for the team.

  Make sure to spell 'loudly' correctly with a 'l-o-u-d-l-y' structure.

Related Expressions

Practice

• The parents started to ___ when the kids finished their play.

  💡 Shout with joy and noise to show support

  Show answer

  cheer loudly

• I always ___ at soccer games because it is so exciting.

  💡 Make a lot of happy noise to support a team

  Show answer

  cheer loudly