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Would ou mind getting me a newspaper?

Will you mind getting me a newspaper?

Both the phrases "would you mind" and "will you mind" are grammatically correct. It's up to you whether to choose the phrase that's more common and idiomatic (the former)) or the phrase that's unusual or far less idiomatic (the latter) when you request someone politely to do something.

Would you mind getting me a newspaper?

Will you mind getting me a newspaper?

Both the phrases "would you mind" and "will you mind" are grammatically correct.

The use of the phrase "woud you mind" is more usual as it's more polite.

Would ou mind getting me a newspaper.

Will you mind getting me a newspaper.

Both the phrases "would you mind" and "will you mind" are grammatically correct. It's up to you whether to choose the phrase that's more common and idiomatic (the former)) or the phrase that's unusual or far less idiomatic (the latter) when you request someone politely to do something.

Would ou mind getting me a newspaper?

Will you mind getting me a newspaper?

Both the phrases "would you mind" and "will you mind" are grammatically correct. It's up to you whether to choose the phrase that's more common and idiomatic (the former)) or the phrase that's unusual or far less idiomatic (the latter) when you request someone politely to do something.

Would you mind buying me a newspaper.

Will you mind buying me a newspaper.

Both the phrases "would you mind" and "will you mind" are grammatically correct. It's up to you whether to choose the phrase that's more common and idiomatic (the former)) or the phrase that's far less common and idiomatic (the latter) when you request someone politely to do something.

Would ou mind getting me a newspaper.

Will you mind getting me a newspaper.

Both the phrases "would you mind" and "will you mind" are grammatically correct. It's up to you whether to choose the phrase that's more common and idiomatic (the former)) or the phrase that's unusual or far less idiomatic (the latter) when you request someone politely to do something.