← cost — definition

Conjugation of cost

Irregular CEFR A2

ˈkɒst

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

● Irregular

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

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