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
… OF NEWSPAPER
▪ copy
▪
Do you have a copy of yesterday's ~?
▪ edition
▪
today's edition of the ~
VERB + NEWSPAPER
▪ buy , get , take ( BrE , formal )
▪
Which ~ do you buy?
▪
Do you take a daily ~?
▪ deliver
▪ open
▪ flick through ( esp. BrE ), flip through ( AmE ), peruse ( formal ), read , scan , scour
▪ print , produce , publish
▪ launch
▪
He launched a weekly ~ called ‘The Challenge’.
▪ edit , write for , write in
▪
Savage, writing in an Auckland ~, quotes an eminent academic.
▪ own , run
▪
~s owned by the Tribune Company
▪ appear in
▪
Her article appeared in the Saturday ~.
▪ get into
▪ sue
▪
She sued the ~ for publishing photos of her on the beach.
NEWSPAPER + VERB
▪ come out
▪
The ~ comes out every Saturday.
▪ print sth , publish sth , report sth , reveal sth
▪ carry sth , feature sth
▪
The ~ carried advertisements for several products.
▪ cite sth , quote sb
▪ announce sth , claim sth , declare sth
▪ speculate sth
▪
The ~s 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 ~ group.
▪ kiosk , stand
▪ seller ( BrE ), vendor
PREPOSITION
▪ in a/the ~
▪
an article in a local ~
▪ on a/the ~
▪
She got a job on a national ~.