「The」の使い方 ―　イギリスの田舎のコツ

Hi!Luke.
For example,’material’is uncountable noun,if it means data.(It can be used also countable noun.)
Japanese explained that is all.(It’s also in the dictionaries）
But,you and me can say ‘ THE material’ or ‘ A material’.(It can be also used ‘materials’.)
Although,almost japanese think ‘a’=’1’.
Japanese teachers teach so even in schools and universities in Japan.
But,’A material ‘doesn’t mean ‘ONE material’in this case.
Jpanese educational institutions are becoming out of logic on every level and every points nowadays.
I choice self-study with some good partners as teaching like you.
Someone has been gone to the school and couldn’t say ‘A material’ after it’s graduation.
Another someone would meet someone like you and study nothing in Japan.
I’m a so luckey woman whom many people in all over the world want to support with pleasure.
Moreover,no one say’you must not study any more.’in other countries different from Japan.(Oh,boy..)
This is your explanation;
Some particular places are often used with ‘The’, so that the places were few in anciant UK.
Have you ever think why you often specify uncountable nouns with ‘A’?
I try to offer it’s additional explanation.
Many kinds of something expressed by uncountable nouns are different from THE dentist in ainciant UK.
Pronouns are just only pronouns.
You had to specify NOISE(uncountable) that Luke’s brother made it from other noise.
Besides,it is not a few places different from THE dentist in UK.
Then,you use ‘A’.
We can also use uncountable nouns with ‘A’.
Even if,it can not be count like 1,2,3.

わかりやすい解説〜ーー。