The phrase "fetch for you" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to physical items that need to be acquired. For example, "I will fetch the medicine for you from the store."
The Web site was actually fetched for you by that superfast connection — all you had to wait for was the streaming video image of it.
The space consists of a few tables and booths with graffiti carved into them, faux-wood panelling, movie posters, and a counter, behind which four or five harried souls sling burgers, fries, and nothing else — except soda, beer, milkshakes (after 1 30), and big cakey brownies, which you fetch for yourself and come to regret.
He said if you're Hutu you should fetch for the Tutsis or the Twa.
If you want to read anything in the archives, she will fetch it for you and bring it to a table in yet another room.
"People would move out the way of me and call me stupid or mad," says Atim. "When I had asked someone to help fetch water for me, the neighbours would say: 'Why are you going to fetch for that girl?
A: We can also intelligently fetch things for you in advance, at some point in the future.
Use a family member or friend to fix someone's hair, shift a light source or fetch something for you.
It's a neighborhood crowd, so don't expect the bartender to stop the conversation he's having to fetch something for you.
It's putting on your best whiny voice while asking someone to fetch something for you that's already within arm's reach.
When setting up fetch for emails, I would recommend using the least frequent setting that you can, as it can be a drain on your battery life.
