VERBS OF MOTION: Носить-нести, водить-вести, возить-везти. When to use these verbs?

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[@xaviercruzado3860]

Thank you for the excellent lesson. Additional insights:
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- носить (=to carry using hands or back, multidirectional) is an imperfective verb from the imperfective/perfective pair носить/понести;
- нести (=to carry using hands or back, unidirectional) is an imperfective verb that has no matching perfective.
1. он носит эти книги с собой везде (=he is carrying these books with him everywhere): here we use the multidirectional imperfective verb носить. везде (=everywhere) is an adverb.
2. он несёт книги в библиотеку (=he is carrying the books to the library): here we use the unidirectional imperfective verb нести.
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- водить (=to lead someone, multidirectional) is an imperfective verb that has no exact perfective pair;
- вести (=to lead someone, unidirectional) is an imperfective verb from the pair вести/повести.
1. мы водим его в школу каждый день (=we take/lead him to school every day): here we use the imperfective multidirectional verb водить.
2.она ведёт бабушку на прогулку (=she takes/lead grandma for a walk): here we use the imperfective unidirectional verb вести.
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- возить (=to carry by transportation, multidirectional) is an imperfective verb that has no perfective match;
- везти (=to carry by transportation, unidirectional) is an imperfective verb from the pair везти/повезти.
1. я вожу детей в бассейн каждый день (=I transport the kids to the swimming pool every day): here we are using the imperfective multidirectional verb возить.
2. я везу соседа в больницу (=I transport the neighbor to the hospital): here we use the imperfective unidirectional verb везти.

[@chrisfulton4181]

I'm English it works be "we take him to school everyday" so the word Вадим would be kinda like our weird "take".

[@MD-rg3vh]

Носить means to wear also

[@BrianCmabs]

Wait, I thought водить is used when you're driving a car

[@wendeline4234]

it is used for that as well. You lead the car somewhere :)

[@rafaelrangel2048]

глаголы движения самые сложные субъекты в русском языке для меня 🤯

[@macdonaldchaboka6117]

Мне тоже

[@MD-rg3vh]

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