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You probably know that a/the/an are called ‘articles.’
‘Article’ comes from the Greek ‘árthron,’ which means "connecting point, joint."
A/the/an are only ever CONNECTED to another word.
Also, newspaper ‘articles’ connect different parts of the paper.
‘Article’ comes from the Greek ‘árthron,’ which means "connecting point, joint."
A/the/an are only ever CONNECTED to another word.
Also, newspaper ‘articles’ connect different parts of the paper.
January 21, 2026 at 6:51 PM
You probably know that a/the/an are called ‘articles.’
‘Article’ comes from the Greek ‘árthron,’ which means "connecting point, joint."
A/the/an are only ever CONNECTED to another word.
Also, newspaper ‘articles’ connect different parts of the paper.
‘Article’ comes from the Greek ‘árthron,’ which means "connecting point, joint."
A/the/an are only ever CONNECTED to another word.
Also, newspaper ‘articles’ connect different parts of the paper.