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Discover LudwigThe phrase "charge extra" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an additional fee will be applied for a service or product.
Example: "If you want to upgrade your room, the hotel will charge extra for the additional amenities."
Alternatives: "apply an additional fee" or "incur extra costs."
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Vicky's a builder that can charge extra.
Instead, the idea is to charge extra for additional services.
Restaurants charge extra for the ?a mode on the pie.
Some hotels charge extra fees for gym use.
However, it was going to charge extra for its effort.
Most schools and hotels charge extra for them, however.
Avis does not charge extra for any of the equipment.
Many constabularies charge people to register burglar alarm systems and often charge extra for false alarms.
While Savored allows restaurants to charge extra for prime-time tables, few use that option.
"I've got mates who are bloody good builders and know they are, so they charge extra.
This, as one insider put it, "meant they could charge extra for virtually anything they did.
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