It's psychological so it depends from person to person. Some people actually play worse when people are cheering for them.
The collective nouns could be a crowd of people cheering and shouting, an audience of people cheering and shouting, or a mob of people cheering and shouting.
For some people it helps, for other people they just say shut up.
Depends who you are cheering for.
the crowd was cheering
No it's not a real sport. You can lose your voice by cheering to much. And I know because I learned it the hard way.
Cheerleaders started cheering for basketball teams when they needed practice. Then when the people watched them at half time they enjoyed it alot, So the cheerleaders would do it all for the people and the sport of it. Cheerleaders started cheering for basketball teams when they needed practice. Then when the people watched them at half time they enjoyed it alot, So the cheerleaders would do it all for the people and the sport of it.
It can be (cheering crowds). Cheering is the present participle of the verb (to chafe) and can be an adjective or a noun (gerund).
No, because cheering isn't a sport
The crowd was cheering. The subject 'crowd' is a singular noun taking the singular verb.The alternate: The crowds were cheering when the soldiers returned from World War 2.
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The year women started cheering is in 1920.
Start Cheering was created on 1938-03-03.