← cost — definición

Conjugation of cost

Irregular CEFR A2

/ˈkɒst/

To cause something to be lost; to cause the expenditure or relinquishment of. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present

I	cost
you	cost
he / she / it	costs
we	cost
they	cost
you (plural)	cost

Past simple

I	cost
you	cost
he / she / it	cost
we	cost
they	cost
you (plural)	cost

Future simple

I	will cost
you	will cost
he / she / it	will cost
we	will cost
they	will cost
you (plural)	will cost

Present continuous

I	am costing
you	are costing
he / she / it	is costing
we	are costing
they	are costing
you (plural)	are costing

Past continuous

I	was costing
you	were costing
he / she / it	was costing
we	were costing
they	were costing
you (plural)	were costing

Future continuous

I	will be costing
you	will be costing
he / she / it	will be costing
we	will be costing
they	will be costing
you (plural)	will be costing

Present perfect

I	have cost
you	have cost
he / she / it	has cost
we	have cost
they	have cost
you (plural)	have cost

Past perfect

I	had cost
you	had cost
he / she / it	had cost
we	had cost
they	had cost
you (plural)	had cost

Future perfect

I	will have cost
you	will have cost
he / she / it	will have cost
we	will have cost
they	will have cost
you (plural)	will have cost

Conditional

Present

I	would cost
you	would cost
he / she / it	would cost
we	would cost
they	would cost
you (plural)	would cost

Conditional perfect

I	would have cost
you	would have cost
he / she / it	would have cost
we	would have cost
they	would have cost
you (plural)	would have cost

Subjunctive

Present

I	cost
you	cost
he / she / it	cost
we	cost
they	cost
you (plural)	cost

Imperative

Affirmative

you	cost
we	let's cost
you (plural)	cost

Más conjugaciones

cost dear cost out cost the earth cost up costain costained costains costar