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Discover Ludwig"that cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used as part of a noun phrase or as a relative clause. Example 1: Noun phrase: The item [that cost] the most was the diamond necklace. Relative clause: The shoes [that cost] $500 were worth every penny. Example 2: Noun phrase: The project [that cost] millions of dollars was finally completed. Relative clause: The car [that cost] a small fortune turned out to be a lemon.
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schooner that cost $200,000.
A child that cost much brought much.
"No way that cost one million dollars," Sardar said.
Great wines that cost $25 or $30.
Use attacks that cost more Pips.
That cost them".
That cost me".
That cost five thousand..
That cost a senior scalp.
How much would that cost?
That cost the SNC dearly.
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