Understand that 'it will cost you' refers to actual spending, often discussing prices or expenses directly.

Literal Meaning

It implies varying amounts can be spent, from 'more' for better quality to 'less' during sales.

Amount Variation

Used when comparing choices, highlighting that some options are more expensive than others.

Reflects that actions can lead to negative outcomes, not just money related consequences.

Understand that costs can be metaphorical, such as time, effort, or relationships, not just financial.

It suggests that negative outcomes can be avoided with different choices or actions.