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The phrase "accommodate you then" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to convey a willingness to meet someone's needs or requests. Here is an example: "If you have any specific dietary restrictions, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate you then."
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If the chef is unwilling to accommodate you, then ask the server to recommend lighter dishes.
If you are unable to find a gym that will accommodate you, then you may need to lift weights in a physical therapy facility or at home.
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I think if you give somebody a bear, and he can put it in a cage, then this person will accommodate you for ten years for free.
"Dad, if you say women are doing it just to accommodate men, then what are men doing to accommodate women?
If he were to move back to that position to accommodate Rice, then Houston would be the odd man out.
If it can be done and the Premier League clubs are willing to accommodate us, then we would be more than happy to do that.
But Burke said if asylum seeker arrivals exceeded PNG's capacity to accommodate them, then more detention and processing centres would be built.
John Phillips, another English geologist, went on to describe the Mesozoic Era to accommodate what then was the Cretaceous, Jurassic, Triassic, and partially Permian strata, and the Kainozoic (Cainozoic, or Cenozoic) era to include Lyell's Eocene, Miocene, and Pliocene.
"Unfortunately, Amazon could not accommodate me then.
During normal breathing, the diaphragm, a sheet of muscle beneath your lungs, moves down and up to accommodate and then expel the air in your lungs.
If the defender of special obligations is attempting to accommodate commonsense morality, then she will have done so to a very limited extent if she allows only those special obligations that are acquired through explicit contracts or promises.
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