The phrase "aid please" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in informal contexts to request assistance, but it lacks clarity and formality.
Example: "If you could provide some aid please, I would greatly appreciate it."
Alternatives: "help, please" or "assistance, please".
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Hill and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, December 30 , 1961P. 20 Overheard three times on the public-address system in Grand Central, with increasing volume: "Will the person who lost a hearing aid please come to the Information Booth".
To make access real, financial aid (and please let's start using that term, not paternalistic English circumlocutions such as bursaries), is critical.
REUTERS Bankingng on a Merger of Walgreen and Rite Aid | An analyst's speculation that Walgreen may seek to merge with Rite Aid seemed to please Rite Aid's investors.
Opposition politicians mock the EID as an expensive public-relations ploy used to hide government corruption and to please aid donors (aid accounts for 20% of Mali's budget).
Please aid the Olympic authorities and organisers by demonstrating at all times that you are not a terrorist.
(The US, plagued by more diplomats than any other country, has recently adopted a novel approach to their unpaid parking fines: it tallies the penalties incurred by every embassy and deducts the total from that country's foreign aid. John Prescott and Clare Short, please take note).
I cannot physically be there to aid you, so please take this letter as I intend it, a distillation of support and encouragement.
Would-be donors of aid to Africa should read these parasites the riot act: please tell them to get behind thee, for their mission is truly satanic.
