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2023-08-21 12:52:31 UTC - NOT_MISLEADING

“Cost” or “costed” is the past tense form of the verb cost. However, American and British English prefer “cost” as the simple past tense. The verb means the amount needed to buy, do, or pay for something. https://grammarist.com/usage/costed/#:~:text=Cost%20or%20costed%20is%20the,do%2C%20or%20pay%20for%20something.

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• “Cost” or “costed” is the past tense form of the verb cost. However, American and British English prefer “cost” as the simple past tense. The verb means the amount needed to buy, do, or pay for something. https://grammarist.com/usage/costed/#:~:text=Cost%20or%20costed%20is%20the,do%2C%20or%20pay%20for%20something.