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edited Apr 4, 2013 at 14:42

There are two versions that are possible:

1)

Er hat tanzen dürfen, aber ich habe nicht gedurft.

Er hat tanzen dürfen, aber ich habe nicht dürfen.

Which one is correct?

(Updated: 'haben' declension corrected.)

'haben' declension corrected.

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edited Apr 4, 2013 at 3:35

There are two versions that are possible:

1)

Er hat tanzen dürfen, aber ich hathabe nicht gedurft.

Er hat tanzen dürfen, aber ich hathabe nicht dürfen.

Which one is correct?

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asked Apr 2, 2013 at 23:59

Translation of "He has been allowed to dance, but I haven't."

There are two versions that are possible:

1)

Er hat tanzen dürfen, aber ich hat nicht gedurft.

Er hat tanzen dürfen, aber ich hat nicht dürfen.

Which one is correct?

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