brought / sent took

yes

Hi,Marius Hancu

If I follow what you said, sending = posting,

Then the picture show two boy are carrying the newspapers to the recycling centre.

So, Can I say, They are sending the newspaper to the recycling centre? Or they are carrying....

>If I follow what you said, sending = posting
I did not write the = sign. This is false, they have all their different meanings. Check a good dictionary.

Sorry, I thought they are same in meaning, sending = posting

So,

If the picture show two boy are carrying the newspapers to the recycling centre.

So, Can I say,

They are sending the newspaper to the recycling centre? Or they are carrying..

Hi,
Based on your description of the picture, the everyday way to say that would be 'They are taking . . '
Best wishes, Clive

If I say,

"They are bringing..." is correct?

Hi,
Some words depend on where the speaker is.
eg come / go.

In very simple terms, 'bring' is like 'come carrying' and 'take' is like 'go carrying'.

Clive.

How about:

They are delivering the newspapers...

Hi,
Sounds fine, ( as long as you are talking about specific newpapers. )
Clive