Hi,
I have two questions on the uncountable noun. I wish you could help me.
1) Can we use what seem to be two different effect-producing adjectives in front of an uncountable noun? The uncountable noun in this case is 'significance'.
They all have symbolic and prophetic significance.
They all have both symbolic and prophetic significance.
2) Can a normally uncountable noun can be turned countable by a mere changing of the sentence?
A homemade soup usually tastes better than a canned soup to me.
A Chilenian wine tastes better than those wines made else where.
A pepperoni pizza tastes better than a meat pizza.