popri
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I know the noun "rain" is uncountable.
I also know that it is often used with indefinite article when the word is used with adjective such as heavy.
What is the subtle nuance with a and without a?
EX.
A heavy rain is expected this afternoon.
Heavy rain is expected this afternoon.
I also know that it is often used with indefinite article when the word is used with adjective such as heavy.
What is the subtle nuance with a and without a?
EX.
A heavy rain is expected this afternoon.
Heavy rain is expected this afternoon.
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