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Sonar Present Progressive Tense
Unveil the essence of sonar in the Present Progressive Tense with our engaging verb chart, interactive exercises, and sentence examples. Learn its use in sounding or ringing. For more insights, visit our Spanish verbs guide. Enhance your ‘sonar’ skills on our sonar conjugation page.
Verb Meaning(s): to sound, to ring
Verb Chart: Sonar Present Progressive Tense
Yo |
estoy sonando I am sounding (right now) |
Nosotros |
estamos sonando we are sounding (right now) |
Tú (Juana, Juan) |
estás sonando you are sounding (right now) |
Vosotros (informal Spain) |
estáis sonando you all are sounding (right now) |
Él/Ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) |
está sonando he/she/you are sounding (right now) |
Ellos/Ellas/Uds. |
están sonando they/you all are sounding (right now) |
Sonar Present Progressive Tense Practice
Sonar Present Progressive Sentence Examples
The phone is ringing in the office right now.
2. ¿El timbre de la puerta está sonando?
Is the doorbell ringing?
3. La alarma del reloj está sonando temprano en la mañana.
The alarm clock is ringing early in the morning.
4. La música está sonando en la fiesta de la escuela.
The music is playing at the school party.
5. ¿El piano está sonando en el salón de música?
Is the piano playing in the music room?
The church bells are ringing for the ceremony.
7. Los teléfonos móviles están sonando durante la conferencia (vosotros is used only in Spain).
Mobile phones are ringing during the conference.
8. Los pájaros están sonando en el bosque temprano en la mañana.
The birds are chirping in the forest early in the morning.
9. ¿Los tambores están sonando en el desfile?
Are the drums playing in the parade?
10. Las sirenas de los coches de policía están sonando en la distancia.
The police car sirens are sounding in the distance.