Question : Bash scripts: how to strip these html tags

Hi experts,

Here is a html file. How can I print the html tags and "common words" such as "in", "the", "a" into one file "tag_file.txt"; and print others into another file "content_file.txt"?

I use Bash scripts. I am a newbie in Bash field. Any help is highly appreciated!

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All the html tags such as "" and "the" are all printed to "tag_file.txt" whereas the rest should be printed to "content_file.txt"
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Answer : Bash scripts: how to strip these html tags

Do you mean like this?
tr ' >' '\n' < file  | grep '<\|\<\(in\|the\|a\)\>'  > tag_file.txt
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