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English Grammar Basics

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Demanding or requesting

The speaker (I)

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The main object requested in the sentence "I want paper" is paper.
The tone of the sentence "I want paper" is demanding or requesting.
The subject of the sentence "I want paper" is I, which refers to the speaker.
The verb in the sentence "I want paper" is want, which is in the present tense.
The sentence "I want paper" is a complete sentence because it has a subject (I) and a predicate (want paper).