English conjugation practice
Cost
Cost conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I cost less than the other option.
You cost the shop a lot of money.
He costs his parents very little to support.
We cost less when we travel together.
They cost the team valuable time.
Present Continuous
I am costing the project too much this month.
You are costing us extra money by waiting.
He is costing the club a place in the final.
We are costing the hotel too much energy.
They are costing the school thousands of dollars.
Present Perfect
I have cost the business enough already.
You have cost us a great deal of time.
He has cost the team several victories.
We have cost our neighbors some sleep.
They have cost the city millions.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been costing the project extra money for weeks.
You have been costing the store valuable business.
He has been costing the team points all season.
We have been costing the charity valuable resources.
They have been costing the company too much.
Past Simple
I cost the project five hundred dollars.
You cost us the game yesterday.
He cost the team its best chance.
We cost the club a valuable opportunity.
They cost the town several busy days.
Past Continuous
I was costing the company money during the delay.
You were costing the team precious minutes.
He was costing the business too much each day.
We were costing the host extra money.
They were costing the company thousands each month.
Past Perfect
I had cost the team its final chance.
You had cost us more than we realized.
He had cost the company a large sum.
We had cost the town a full day of work.
They had cost the team several important points.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been costing the business money for months.
You had been costing the project valuable time.
He had been costing the club points before he left.
We had been costing the school scarce resources.
They had been costing the company too much for years.
Future Simple (will)
I will cost the project less next year.
You will cost the team valuable time if you wait.
He will cost the company more with that plan.
We will cost the hotel less than expected.
They will cost the city millions if repairs are delayed.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to cost the project less by using local materials.
You are going to cost us extra if you change the order.
He is going to cost the team a valuable point.
We are going to cost the charity less this year.
They are going to cost the town a great deal.
Future Continuous
I will be costing the company less by then.
You will be costing us money while the machine runs.
He will be costing the club points during the delay.
We will be costing the host less than last time.
They will be costing the company money throughout the move.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have cost the project very little.
By then, you will have cost us several hours.
By the final round, he will have cost the team many points.
By the end, we will have cost the charity less.
By next year, they will have cost the city millions.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been costing the project money for a year.
By then, you will have been costing us valuable time for weeks.
By the final match, he will have been costing the team points all season.
By then, we will have been costing the host extra resources for hours.
By next spring, they will have been costing the town money for years.
Present Simple Negative
I do not cost the company much to employ.
You do not cost us anything today.
He does not cost the team many points.
We do not cost the charity extra money.
They do not cost the school anything.
Present Simple Question
How much do I do cost the project each month?
Why do you do cost the store so much?
How much does he does cost the team?
Do we do cost the hotel extra during winter?
What do they do cost the town every year?
Past Simple Negative
I did not cost the project anything yesterday.
You did not cost us the match.
He did not cost the team a victory.
We did not cost the charity any extra money.
They did not cost the city much during repairs.
Past Simple Question
How much did I did cost the business last week?
Why did you did cost us the final point?
How much did he did cost the team?
Did we did cost them extra time?
What did they did cost the town last year?