映画(シャーターアイランド)・読書(不確かな壁)を見て読まないといけなかったので、数学のノルマができず。

壁もシャッターアイランドもイマイチだった。

70歳の書く文章じゃない。

舞台は現代でも登場人物はアナログなので現実感がない。

現実感はもともとないんだけど。

立花さんの本に戻ろう

昨日の英語の疑問点で、先生がネットで調べて送ってくれたので、それを掲載させていただこう。

主にchatGPTを使ったと正直に言ってくれた。

でも書いてあることは正しいと思う。

 I tried researching the article before “great importance” and found this:

In this context, “great importance” is treated as an uncountable noun phrase, and you don’t need the indefinite article “a” before it. The term “importance” is often treated as an uncountable noun phrase because it refers to a quality or characteristic rather than a specific instance. For example, think of other similar uncountable noun phrases like “huge success,” “strong determination,” or “deep understanding.” These phrases represent qualities or states and are not broken down into individual instances.

The term “importance” is generally treated as an uncountable noun, as it refers to a quality or degree rather than individual instances. However, there are cases where “importance” can be used as a countable noun when referring to specific instances or aspects that are treated as distinct entities.

For instance, consider a context where you are discussing different aspects or instances of importance, such as in a philosophical or theoretical discussion. Here’s an example:

“The importance of punctuality and the importance of teamwork are two key concepts in this project.”

In this case, “importance” is treated as countable because you are referring to distinct concepts or aspects of importance. However, such instances are relatively rare, and in most contexts, “importance” is used as an uncountable noun.

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