Question

Запиши несколько словосочетаний с именами существительными, которые в зависимости от контекста могут быть и собственными, и нарицательными.

Answer 1

Не терять надежды -- девочка Надежда

Первая любовь -- Любовь Степановна

вера в добро -- Вера Иванова 

Answer 2

вера в себя-подруга Вера

любовь к Родине-ЛюбовьСоколова

надежда на выздоровление- медсестра Надежда  

 

Answer 3

Words that can be both proper and common nouns depending on the context:

1. Apple: This word can refer to the fruit or the technology company. For example, "I ate an apple" refers to the fruit, while "I bought a new Apple laptop" refers to the company.

2. Paris: This word can refer to the capital city of France or to a person's name. For example, "I visited Paris" refers to the city, while "My friend's name is Paris" refers to a person.

3. Amazon: This word can refer to the rainforest or the e-commerce company. For example, "The Amazon is the largest rainforest in the world" refers to the rainforest, while "I bought a book on Amazon" refers to the company.

4. London: This word can refer to the capital city of England or to a person's name. For example, "I live in London" refers to the city, while "My cousin's name is London" refers to a person.

5. Java: This word can refer to an island in Indonesia or to a programming language. For example, "I visited Java during my vacation" refers to the island, while "I am learning Java programming" refers to the programming language.

6. Nike: This word can refer to the Greek goddess of victory or to a sports apparel brand. For example, "Nike was the goddess of victory in Greek mythology" refers to the goddess, while "I bought a pair of Nike shoes" refers to the brand.

Please note that these examples are just a few instances where words can have both proper and common noun usage depending on the context. There are many other words that can exhibit similar behavior.