Sonar Imperfect Tense
Embrace the intricacies of the Spanish Imperfect Tense with the verb sonar. Our engaging page offers a comprehensive verb chart, interactive conjugation activities, and fun verb games. Experience how sonar is utilized in daily speech through various sentences. For an extensive learning experience, visit our Spanish verb conjugation page. Start your journey with sonar conjugation today!
Verb Meaning(s): to sound, to ring
Verb Chart: Sonar Imperfect Tense
Yo | sonaba I sounded (weekly) | Nosotros | sonábamos we sounded (on Thursdays) |
Tú (Juana, Juan) | sonabas you sounded (daily) | Vosotros (informal Spain) | sonabais you all sounded (frequently) |
Él/Ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) | sonaba he/she/you sounded (sometimes) | Ellos/Ellas/Uds. | sonaban they/you (all almost never) sounded |
Sonar Imperfect Tense Practice
Sonar Imperfect Sentence Examples
The phone used to ring constantly in the office.
2.¿Sonaba la música alta en tus fiestas?
Did the music play loudly at your parties?
3.Las campanas de la iglesia sonaban todos los domingos.
The church bells rang every Sunday.
4.Su risa sonaba en toda la casa.
Her laughter used to echo throughout the house.
5.¿Sonaban los pájaros por la mañana en tu jardín?
Did the birds chirp in the morning in your garden?
The footsteps in the hallway echoed at night.
7.El reloj de la abuela sonaba cada hora.
The grandmother’s clock chimed every hour.
8.¿Sonaban los tambores durante el festival?
Did the drums sound during the festival?
9.Las olas del mar sonaban relajantes.
The sea waves sounded relaxing.
10.¿Sonaban las alarmas cuando practicábamos las evacuaciones?
Did the alarms go off when we practiced evacuations?
