Collocations for newspaper - noun
ADJECTIVE
daily,
evening (esp. BrE),
morning,
Sunday,
weekly
today's, yesterday's
left-wing, right-wing
conservative, liberal
independent, state-run
local, national, provincial (esp. BrE), regional
prestigious, quality, reputable (esp. BrE), respectable
broadsheet (esp. BrE), tabloid
popular
leading, major, prominent
influential
mainstream
financial
folded, rolled-up
online
campus (esp. AmE), college, school, student
today's, yesterday's
left-wing, right-wing
conservative, liberal
independent, state-run
local, national, provincial (esp. BrE), regional
prestigious, quality, reputable (esp. BrE), respectable
broadsheet (esp. BrE), tabloid
popular
leading, major, prominent
influential
mainstream
financial
folded, rolled-up
online
campus (esp. AmE), college, school, student
… OF NEWSPAPER
copy
Do you have a copy of yesterday's newspaper?
Do you have a copy of yesterday's newspaper?
edition
today's edition of the newspaper
today's edition of the newspaper
VERB + newspaper
buy,
get,
take
(BrE,formal)
Which newspaper do you buy?
Do you take a daily newspaper?
Which newspaper do you buy?
Do you take a daily newspaper?
deliver
open
flick through (esp. BrE), flip through (AmE), peruse (formal), read, scan, scour
print, produce, publish
launch
He launched a weekly newspaper called ‘The Challenge’.
open
flick through (esp. BrE), flip through (AmE), peruse (formal), read, scan, scour
print, produce, publish
launch
He launched a weekly newspaper called ‘The Challenge’.
edit,
write for,
write in
Savage, writing in an Auckland newspaper, quotes an eminent academic.
Savage, writing in an Auckland newspaper, quotes an eminent academic.
own,
run
newspapers owned by the Tribune Company
newspapers owned by the Tribune Company
appear in
Her article appeared in the Saturday newspaper.
Her article appeared in the Saturday newspaper.
get into
sue
She sued the newspaper for publishing photos of her on the beach.
sue
She sued the newspaper for publishing photos of her on the beach.
newspaper + VERB
come out
The newspaper comes out every Saturday.
The newspaper comes out every Saturday.
print sth,
publish sth,
report sth,
reveal sth
carry sth, feature sth
The newspaper carried advertisements for several products.
carry sth, feature sth
The newspaper carried advertisements for several products.
cite sth,
quote sb
announce sth, claim sth, declare sth
speculate sth
The newspapers speculated that the star was about to propose to his girlfriend.
announce sth, claim sth, declare sth
speculate sth
The newspapers speculated that the star was about to propose to his girlfriend.
newspaper + NOUN
page
account, advertisement, article, cartoon, classifieds, column, coverage, editorial, interview, obituary, op-ed (AmE), poll, story
headline
clipping, cutting (BrE)
insert, supplement
baron (esp. BrE), executive, magnate, owner, proprietor (esp. BrE), tycoon (esp. BrE)
publisher
cartoonist, columnist, correspondent, critic, editor, journalist, photographer, reporter, writer
reader
circulation, readership
office
business, industry
group
The company is a strong contender in the race for the Scottish newspaper group.
account, advertisement, article, cartoon, classifieds, column, coverage, editorial, interview, obituary, op-ed (AmE), poll, story
headline
clipping, cutting (BrE)
insert, supplement
baron (esp. BrE), executive, magnate, owner, proprietor (esp. BrE), tycoon (esp. BrE)
publisher
cartoonist, columnist, correspondent, critic, editor, journalist, photographer, reporter, writer
reader
circulation, readership
office
business, industry
group
The company is a strong contender in the race for the Scottish newspaper group.
kiosk,
stand
seller (BrE), vendor
seller (BrE), vendor
PREPOSITION
in a/the newspaper
an article in a local newspaper
an article in a local newspaper
on a/the newspaper
She got a job on a national newspaper.
She got a job on a national newspaper.