ahnen: haben or sein? Perfect tense: hat geahnt
In English: to sense, have a premonition of · A2
| Auxiliary | haben |
|---|---|
| Partizip II | geahnt |
| Level | A2 |
| Meaning | to sense, have a premonition of |
The answer
In the Perfekt, ahnen takes: haben
- Perfekt auxiliary
- haben
- Partizip II
- geahnt
- Perfekt
- hat geahnt
Wortino stores one auxiliary per verb; some verbs can take both depending on the meaning.
Perfekt example
Ich habe es geahnt.
I saw it coming.
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