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Do you say: - Cheer your friends on! OR - Cheer on your friends! Which is grammatically correct?

Do you say: - Cheer your friends on! OR - Cheer on your friends! Which is grammatically correct?
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Do you say:

- Cheer your friends on!
OR
- Cheer on your friends!

Which is grammatically correct?

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User L Balsdon
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Answer: cheer on your friends

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User Stonemonk
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