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Proper: Celt, Brelin, Robin Hood, California, Chicago, John, Mary, Macdonald's.

Common: agriculture, anorak, cloud, ice, carelessness, buffalo, team, audience, bravery, cream, citizen, cockatoo, comfort, company, eucalyptus, ecology, energy, horror, influence, knowledge, legend, caviare, cheese, family.
 
Abstract: bravery, knowledge, horror, carelessness, comfort, energy, influence, legend, ecology.

Contract: agricultue, citizen, caviare, buffalo, cloud, anorak. 

Material: cream, eucalyptus, cheese, ice

Collective: team, audience, company, family.

Winnie –The - Pooh (is) the famous creation of Alexander Alan Milne. Winnie (is not) very clever and (does) a lot of silly things and his love for honey (is) endless, yet this little bear (becomes) everyone’s favourite.A.A. Milne (has) a long and successful career writing poems, magazine articles, plays and even a detective novel, but he always (remembers) for creating Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Christopher Robin.In real life Christopher Robin (is) Milne’s son. When he (is) a small boy he (plays) with the real Winnie –the –Pooh, a bear his parents (buy) at Harrods and (give) him for his first birthday. After the age of four, Christopher Robin (spends) much of his time in the country, playing in the woods with his beloved Pooh, Eeyore, Kanga, Roo, and Tigger. His parents (can not) spend much time with him during his ‘nursery years’, and the centre of his life (is) his much-loved nanny.In his autobiography Christopher Robin (says) that his father (is not) very good at relating to children, and to make up for that he (writes) stories about his sons, his toys and his games.Winnie first (appears) in book form in Winnie –the – Pooh in 1926 and The House at Pooh Corner.