Asking for a piece of paper or a tissue?

Paper in general: May I have a piece of paper, please? [Some teachers of yore always insisted on saying a "sheet" of paper, as "piece" could indicate just a corner torn off the sheet.]

If by "tissue" you mean the facial variety used to wipe one's nose or remove makeup: May I have a tissue, please?

Peaceblinkfriendwhat would you say if you want(ed) to ask for a piece of paper

I'd like a piece of paper (, please).
Can I (please) have a piece of paper?

I seldom use the word tissue, so substitute some kleenex for a piece of paper to get your other answer.

CJ

How about a sheet of paper? I saw this a lot.

Hi,

How about a sheet of paper? I saw this a lot.



Pretty informal.

And don't underestimate the considerable importance of the word 'please' in such requests.



Best wishes, Clive

Is this sentence correct? Please for a tissue paper.

HEY,I HAVE A QUESTION.,IF,I'M EVER SAD & I NEED A TISSUE,HOW SHOULD I ASK FOR 1?,HOW CAN I FIND A HANDKERCHIEF?,WHICH TISSUE BRAND SHOULD I USE?

WHEN,I'M SLEEPING & I THINK ABOUT MYSELF EVER FEELING SAD OR CRYING,I HAVE MYSELF SAY"CAN YOU GET ME A TISSUE,SO,I CAN BLOW MY NOSE","I NEED A TISSUE",I NEED TO BLOW MY NOSE",I NEED TO BLOW MY NOSE,BUT,I DON'T HAVE A HANDKERCHIEF","CAN YOU MAKE