Probably just a matter of viewpoint. Since the article is correct, the noun must be countable; Yes indeed, a matter of viewpoint. This seems to be a case of viewing countability differently. I learned in school to call "countable" those

Anonymous, most American speakers would probably say: I met my best friend at the university/ I met my best friend in college. In your sentence, I would say, therefore: I met Professor Shah at the university.

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My grammar book says that we should insert "the" before the university named as "University of ~ (the name of states, towns, etc.)" (e.g. the University of Michigan), whereas any articles should not be placed before the

"I can feel scare" - as I said it's not grammatical. I feel __ without an article requires an adjective. I feel the/a __ requires a noun. I can feel the/a ____ also requies a noun. I can feel ____ with an adjective sounds

I love reverse engineering (breaking down) intuition. All modesty aside I believe I've achieved same for the world with "dumbed down broken down" and "got arrested growth?" (

Hi, Thank you! So, there seems not any grammatical generalization about this issue because this type of university name ('region name" + university of + "specializing field") is not common in English-spoken countries.

Hi, My grammar book says that we should insert "the" before the university named as "University of ~ (the name of states, towns, etc.)" (e.g. the University of Michigan), whereas any articles should not be placed before