Irregular verb · #91 by frequency

cost — past tense and past participle

Basecostkɒst

Past simplecostkɒst

Past participlecostkɒst

In a sentence

Base: This repair will cost more than we expected.

Past simple: The new laptop cost him a whole paycheck.

Past participle: The delay has cost the company several clients.

Españolcostar

Françaiscoûter

Русскийстоить

Українськакоштувати

Deutschkosten

Portuguêscustar

Italianocostare

Polskikosztować

Türkçemal olmak

Pattern

No change

All three forms are identical: cut / cut / cut. The easiest family and a good confidence builder early in a session.

Same pattern