Is there a good way to distinguish countable noun and uncountable noun? Sometimes I really don't know how to recognize if a noun is countable or not. Notably while I use a new noun. Any good idea or experience for that? 🤔🤔

Is there a summary for this sentence structure? Is there a summary for this sentence structure? 

Sometimes I see this style of sentence:

    It would be incorrect of me to comment. 
    The method must be capable of generating data.

We can see that the sentences are in the form:
    adj. of n. / n. Phrase.

I'm confused by this form. Anyone could explain it to me about this and give me more examples? Thanks so much.


Bruce 
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Could anyone help me check these short paragraphs if any mistakes in them? On the Dec. 31th, 2133 The ballot shows that some people renounced the chance to emigrate to Mars by spaceship for avoiding the radiative risk from abnormal sunlight. Before twenty years ago, more and more recessions of resources have been occurring on the Earth, because of that human had utilized earth's resources unduly. This is the last batch of people that will be transfered. A few spaceships are closing cabin door, no more time to snog for lovers and families. They wouldn't cadge anything from God except love.

On 31th Dec. 2133 The ballot shows that some people renounced the chance to emigrate to Mars by spaceship for avoiding the radiative risk from abnormal sunlight. Before twenty years ago, more and more recessions of resources have been occurring on the Earth, because of that human had utilized earth's resources unduly. This is the last batch of people that will be transfered. A few spaceships are closing cabin door, no more time to snog for lovers and families. They wouldn't cadge anything from God except love.

What's the meaning of this sentence? I got one sentence of "What had brought on this fit of choler?". In this sentence, "this fit of" means what? It can actually modify "choler"! 😂😂 I cannot understand that smoothly.😓😓

An example of Chinese prose poem. No title.😉 An example of Chinese prose poem. 细细的，密密的······ 每至年末， 江南水乡的烟雨都如期而至。 如针尖，如毫发······ 霪雨霏霏， 文人骚客的笔墨也不吝纸面。 Wrote by Bruce Shanghai, China

What does this sentence mean?

WHY DO ALL PEOPLE LEARNING CHINESE OMIT A BASIC RULE IN CHINESE WRITING? WHY DO ALL PEOPLE LEARNING CHINESE OMIT A BASIC RULE IN CHINESE WRITING?

I recently edited some articles, and then I found a strange thing that is all people omit a basic rule -- put an eight-blank-width(two-characters-width indention) space before a paragragh. As following,

        世界上最广阔的是海洋，比海洋更广阔的是天空，比天空更广阔的是人的心灵。
        朝辞白帝彩云间，千里江陵一日还。两岸猿声啼不住，轻舟已过万重山。


Hope this suggestion could help for your chinese writing. For any question you can contact me!

Bruce
SH, China