What uncountable nouns can be preceded by an adjective and the article in front of them can be used as a? For example, if there is a heavy rain, why is there no a hot water?

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• 1. Like a heavy rain, which adjectives can be added with articles before uncountable nouns? Is there a hot water?
• 2. As for English problems, the problem of uncountable nouns and adjectives, specific, reading problems "Time", "noise", "weather" and other uncountable nouns, if the adjective is added in front, then "a (an)" can be added before the adjective, such as: "what a good time", "make a big noise", "a nice weather" Then, I would like to express "what a good time", "make a lot of noise", "a lot of good weather", and tell me the role of "a (an)" in sentences like "what a good time", "make a big noise", "a nice weather"
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• 6. The usage of some English words About: (he, she) them When does Shenma use "they"? When does Shenma use "them"? About doing, participating When does Shenma use "play"? When does Shenma use "playing" and "to play"? Another is when to add "s" after a word related to a category, such as "vegetable" and when to add "s" after it? May I have a look at your new watch
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• 9. Good sentence making with English phrases Be interested in 2. Leave sth about 3. Drive sb to pick someone up 4. Be covered with 5. Be filled with / be full of 6. Go well for sb 7. Send for a doctor Feel guilty for 9. Be in game 10. Set up and take down Take off 12. Enjoy doing sth 14. Make a living by doing sth 15. Send off, send up send.to Send. To Compare a with B 17. Look tired 18. Be late 19. Take care of / look after 20. Wait for Bullshit, don't make soy sauce here,
• 10. Make sentences with the following phrases and translate them! 1）in order to 2)except for 3)instead of 4)make a mistake 5)follow in sb's footsteps 6)cost Make it simple ~!
• 11. Do you want to add an adjective before an uncountable noun and the definite article a? I saw in an exercise book that there are uncountable nouns For example, if you add an adjective in front of coffee, you need to add the definite article a before the adjective For example, a large coffee Is this true? Is there any exception? Is it true for water, justice and bread?
• 12. There is an adjective in front of an uncountable noun. Can you add "a"?
• 13. What is show? A noun? An adjective? If it is a noun, is it countable?
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• 17. How can English countable nouns be distinguished from uncountable nouns By the way, under what circumstances should some and any be used? All countable nouns and uncountable nouns can be used. OK?
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