Which idiom best completes this sentence? mike wenn er sagt, dass anne intelligent ist. a. hat recht b. hat lust c. hat keine lust d. hat vor

A. hat Recht

Explanation:

This sentence in English gives:

Mike when he says that Anne is intelligent.

The first idiom Recht haben means to be right: Mike is right.

The idiom from the option B, Lust haben, means to be in a good mood: Mike is in a good mood.

The answer C, which is the opposite from the answer B, keine Lust haben, means to be in a bad mood: Mike is in a bad mood.

The option D, which is the German verb vorhaben, means to have plans: Mike has plans.

In order to complete the sentence so that it makes sense, the option A should be used:

Mike hat Recht, wenn er sagt, dass Anne intelligent ist.

Mike is right when he says that Anne is intelligent.