1, article? More refers to non-literary articles published in newspapers and magazines, including news reports and academic papers.

Have you read the article about the information revolution?

Have you read the article about the information revolution?

2. Paper? Formal words refer to monographs published in academic journals or read at academic conferences, term papers in colleges and universities or composition exercises in schools.

The professor wrote a paper on psychology.

The professor wrote a paper on psychology.

3. Paper? It can not only refer to graduation thesis, degree thesis, but also refer to general thesis written to explain academic views.

Example: why? Really? It's over? His? Papers. ?

His paper is finished.

Second, the breadth of meaning is different.

1, article

English? ['ɑ? t？ k(？ ) l] beautiful? [' rt？ kl]？

Noun (abbreviation of noun) article; Articles; Terms; essay

Accepting a contract as an apprentice or intern; Bind ... agree to the terms of the agreement.

Intransitive verbs sign agreements; complain

2. Paper

English? 【‘PE？ p？ ] beautiful? 【pep？ ]?

Paper; Thesis; Documents; newspaper

Paper

Paste with paper; Wrap it in paper

Intransitive verbs paste wallpaper; Issue a traffic violation summons

3. Thesis

English? 【‘θI？ s？ S] beautiful? ['θ is? s]？

Paper; quarrel

Third, morphemes are different.

1, article

Third person singular: article plural: article present participle: article past tense: article past participle: article

2. Paper

Third person singular: paper plural: paper present participle: papering past tense: papering past participle: papering

3. Thesis

Only plural: paper