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Does this make sense? Brother: Mom, she stole my color pencils. Sister: I already asked him, Mom. Brother: But I didn't allow you. And you just took it. Does "But I didn't allow you" here make sense? What else sound more natural? Thank you.

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Brother: Mom, she stole my colouring pencils. Sister: I asked him, Mom. Brother: But I didn't say you could. You just took them. . Of course we write "Mum". :) and can spell colour :)
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You asked but I did not let you take the pencils. You just took them.
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"But I didn't want you to, and you just took them." This sounds more natural. "But I didn't allow you to" is grammatically correct, but it sounds wrong when coming from a child (in this case a child is speaking, I hope)

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