нести and носить

From my limited understanding and from what you taught my I understood that some verbs of movement can have a concrete and an abstract form. For example ходить and идти. The first, abstract verb, indicates a habit or a frequent action (например. Когда я был молодым я ходил в русскую музыкальную школу) and the latter, concrete verb, indicates an action that happens once (например. Вчера она пошла к своей тете). As I understood нести and носить despite the fact that are not глагол движения share the same characteristics.
нести: Сейчас я несу сумку на урок
ности: Обычно я не ношу сумку на урок
My problem is to understand which is the несовершенный вид of this verbs:
нести /понести ?
носить /поносить?
And also is there a chance the несовершенный вид of both verbs to be the same.

Please correct my whole intuition if I am doing a mistake

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Originally Posted by Antonio1986

From my limited understanding and from what you taught my I understood that some verbs of movement can have a concrete and an abstract form. For example ходить and идти. The first, abstract verb, indicates a habit or a frequent action (например. Когда я был молодым, я ходил в русскую музыкальную школу) and the latter, concrete verb, indicates an action that happens once (например. Вчера она пошла к своей тете). As I understood нести and носить despite the fact that are not глагол движения share the same characteristics.
нести: Сейчас я несу сумку на урок
ности: Обычно я не ношу сумку на урок

Your sentences are right (note the comma!).

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Originally Posted by Antonio1986

My problem is to understand which is the несовершенный вид of this verbs:
нести /понести ?
носить /поносить?
And also is there a chance the несовершенный вид of both verbs to be the same.

Please correct my whole intuition if I am doing a mistake

Both "нести" and "носить" ARE несовершенный вид :)
Probably, you wanted to ask about the совершенный вид?

It depends on additional semantic nuances.
нести - понести (to start carrying): Я понёс сумку домой. (I have started carrying the bag to home, I am on my way now, the emphasize is on movement which has just started).
нести - унести (to carry away): Он унёс сумку. (He left with the bag, and the bag is no longer here - maybe he is still on his way, maybe not, I don't care, the emphasize is on the fact the bag has gone).
нести - отнести (to carry to somewhere, the whole way): Он отнёс сумку к другу. (He took the bag from here and brought it to his friend, the bag in no longer here, it is at his friend's place - the emphasize is on the fact the bag has made its whole way from here to his friend).
нести - принести (to carry to somewhere, arriving): Он принёс сумку домой. (He came home with the bag in his hand - the emphasize is on arriving).
нести - донести (finally reach the destination): Он донёс сумку до дома. (He has carried the bag as far as to home - the emphasize is on reaching some point, not necessarily it is the final point, it may be an intermediate point as well).
and some others.

носить - поносить (it can mean "to carry a while"): Он поносил сумку и устал. (He walked for a while with carrying the bag - direction unspecified - , and so he got tired).

Well, they ARE verbs of motion. Why not? They imply motion.

The model of stable and unambiguous perfective-impefective verb couples is oversimplified IMO. Perfective and imperfective verbs are different verbs. Use prefixes and you will get perfective verbs of the same root.