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The phrase "accommodate any extras" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to include additional items or requests beyond the standard offerings.
Example: "We can accommodate any extras you may need for your event, such as additional seating or catering options."
Alternatives: "include any additional items" or "make provisions for extras".
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Sorry, but we cannot accommodate any extras, as our guest list is very tight.
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