The phrase "please hand over" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase can be used to politely ask someone to give something to you. For example: "Please hand over the keys to the car."
Another banner prodded, "If there is Dushuqiang at home, please hand it over and you will rest assured".
"We don't have the evidence as of now, if you have the evidence please hand it over to the criminal investigation team".
Please hand us over to the UN.
Asked whether the Conservatives were involved, Mr Shapps told the programme: "Absolutely not and furthermore we've said to Mr Reckless, if you've got any evidence of this please hand it over.
And can someone please hand me a towel?
Would you please hand me that paper?
Ex: "Would you please hand me my pencil?
Raise your hands please!" 15th over: Pakistan 103-2 (need 36 from 30 balls) The match situation allows Pakistan to see off another Mendis over with risk-free ones and twos: six runs in total, and they are nearly home now.
"Hand over," Dr Lenz says.
