sonó el teléfono, pero nadie contestó

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sonó el teléfono, pero nadie contestó
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. the phone rang, but nobody picked up
Los llamé ayer, pero, como siempre, sonó el teléfono, pero nadie contestó.I called you guys yesterday, but, as usual, the phone rang, but nobody picked up.
b. the phone rang, but no one picked up
¿El teléfono de ustedes funciona? Los llamé tres veces ayer y nadie lo cogió. - Bueno, me imagino que sonó el teléfono, pero nadie contestó.Is your phone working? I called you guys three times yesterday and no one answered. - Well, I imagine the phone rang, but no one picked up.
c. the phone rang, but nobody answered
Gilberto dice que nos llamó esta mañana. - Yo sé. Sonó el teléfono, pero nadie contestó.Gilberto says that he called us this morning. - I know. The phone rang, but nobody answered.
d. the phone rang, but no one answered
Sonó el teléfono, pero nadie contestó. Todos estábamos ocupados.The phone rang, but no one answered. We were all busy.
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