what's the unit for a bundle of sheets?

Hi,
Are you talking about sheets of paper?
Have you looked at the word 'booklet'?

Clive

Yes. I see. 10 booklets of paper sheets, right? Thanks a lot.

CliveHi,
Are you talking about sheets of paper?
Have you looked at the word 'booklet'?

Clive

Hi,

Yes. I see. 10 booklets of paper sheets, right?

In the context of books and booklets, 'a page' is a more natural term than 'a paper sheet'.

But really, just say '10 booklets'. We can assume that a booklet contains pages, so why state the obvious?

Best wishes, Clive

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_ream#Ream

Note quire, ream, and bale. ream is the only one I've commonly heard.
CJ

Hi CJ, I guess you mean a ream of printer sheets.

When I asked the question, I kept in mind the ruled paper sheets for notes or scratch. I should said it explicitly.

Anyway, thanks a lot for you guys' input.

CalifJim See

Note quire, ream, and bale. ream is the only one I've commonly heard.

CJ

Oseethe ruled paper sheets for notes or scratch

If they are bound together with a "sheet" of stronger cardboard at the bottom, and you can tear them off one at a time, it's a tablet or a notepad. The extra-long ones that are yellow with (usually blue) lines are called legal pads. A bunch of loose sheets I would call a stack of (scrap / scratch) paper