Please send me a newspaper every morning

[output]

Does it correct and natural?

Please send me a newspaper every morning.

 

[Amigos4]

Yes.

 

[Piscean]

Does Is it correct and natural?

Please send me a newspaper every morning.

It's grammatically correct, but not very natural. If this request is to a newsagent, the person is more likely to ask for a newspaper to be delivered - and give their address.

 

[Rover_KE]

The newsagent also needs to know which newspaper you want.

 

[emsr2d2]

The same applies if this is an instruction to a website. Some newspapers have an online version and the digital version of the newspaper can be emailed to you. The instruction to the website (if written in free text) would be "Please email the daily edition of [name of newspaper] to [email address].

 

[teechar]

@output, who are you saying that to?

 

[jutfrank]

Does it correct and natural?

Please send me a newspaper every morning.

Don't ask us questions like this. If you want to know how to say something, tell us every time:

• Why do you want to say it? What's the situation?
• Is it for writing or speaking?
• Who do you imagine is speaking/writing?
• Who do you imagine is listening/reading?

If you don't do this, we will not understand properly what you want and you will waste everyone's time. Thank you.