Cheer Verb Forms, Past Tense Of Cheer Past Participle & V1 V2 V3 V4 ( April 2025)

Cheer Verb Forms, Base Form, Past Tense, Past Participle & V1 V2 V3

Cheer Past Tense

Cheered

Cheered is the past tense of the Cheer word.

Cheered

Cheered is the past participle of the Cheer word.

Infinitive	Past Simple	Past Participle	Present Participle
Cheer	Cheered	Cheered	Cheering

Tense	Conjugation	Example Sentence
Simple Present	cheer	I cheer for my favorite team.
Simple Past	cheered	They cheered when he scored a goal.
Simple Future	will cheer	She will cheer at the upcoming game.
Present Continuous	am/are/is cheering	We are cheering for our team right now.
Past Continuous	was/were cheering	He was cheering during the performance.
Future Continuous	will be cheering	They will be cheering all night long.
Present Perfect	have/has cheered	I have cheered for this team before.
Past Perfect	had cheered	She had cheered at many previous matches.
Future Perfect	will have cheered	By tomorrow, they will have cheered for the team for a year.
Present Perfect Continuous	have/has been cheering	We have been cheering since the beginning.
Past Perfect Continuous	had been cheering	He had been cheering for hours before they arrived.
Future Perfect Continuous	will have been cheering	By next week, they will have been cheering for a month.

Cheer as the crowd roared in support.
The team’s victory made the fans cheer with joy.
The audience started to cheer as the performer took the stage.
Cheer your friends on during their race.
The coach encouraged the players to cheer for each other.
She let out a loud cheer when her favorite team scored.
The crowd began to cheer when the home team made a comeback.
The students gathered to cheer for their school’s basketball team.
The cheerleaders performed energetic routines to cheer on the football team.
The supportive parents would always cheer for their children at sporting events.

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