From or of? 'an article of a magazine' or 'an article from a magazine'?

[Brigitta]

When should I use 'from' and when 'of'? Is it, for instance, 'an article of a magazine' or 'an article from a magazine'? Tips or tricks?

[Mister Micawber]

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From a magazine. Tip: avoid 'of' in this kind of situation. It seems to be a favorite of EFL students, but does not occur much among native speakers.
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[Brigitta]

Is is the newspaper of March 1 OR the newspaper from March 1??

[Alan]

Hi Brigitta,

I would say: the newspaper for March 1st.

Alan
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[Brigitta]

For??? But what if the newspaper is published on that date and you refer back to it? E.g. Yesterday I read the newspaper OF/FROM Feb. 28????

[Mister Micawber]

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Yes, 'for February 28th' sounds good to me there, too. Or 'from February 28th'.
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