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Носить нести
What is the difference between он носит and несёт and also приносит and принесёт
Dec 26, 2015 5:58 PM
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Нести is a determinate verb. Determinate verbs are used to express motion toward a single direction on a single occasion.
Eg.: почтальон несёт письмо -- the postman is carrying a letter (now, at this moment)
Носить is an indeterminate verb which used to describe an habitual action taking place regularly or often.
Eg. почтальон носит почту -- the postman carries mail (as a profession)
Other pairs of the deteminate/indeterminate verbs:
идти -- ходить
бежать -- бегать,
лететь -- летать,
плыть -- плавать,
тащить -- таскать,
катить -- катать,
нести -- носить,
вести -- водить,
везти -- возить,
ползти -- ползать,
лезть -- лазить (лазать),
брести -- бродить,
гнать -- гонять.
December 27, 2015
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Он носит = "there and back". Many times, to the place of destination and back. Or he simply does it always or generally (every day etc).
Он несёт = only "there". He has one initial point and one point of destination, and he is going towards his destination. You emphasize that he is in movement.
Он приносит - analogously: he brings something in any place regularly (or right now).
Он принесёт - he will bring something in this place only one time (it's the future tense, there is no present tense for perfective verbs).
December 26, 2015
он принесет this
act
will be
performed
in future
December 26, 2015
он несет this
act
be carrying
now
December 26, 2015
Он носит и он приносит this action
going
generally
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