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The phrase "able to fulfil things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or capability to accomplish tasks or meet requirements.
Example: "She is able to fulfil things efficiently, ensuring that all deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "capable of achieving tasks" or "able to accomplish objectives."
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The involuntary isolation from life extended beyond the attack itself as having to live with uncertainty about being able to fulfil things led to a reluctance to plan ahead and to have dreams for the future, such as going travelling or having a party.
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They won't be able to fulfil all their promises but I expect them not to allow things to get any worse.
The hurt in his words was clear: "Perhaps I was blinded to certain things because of the pain I felt for not being able to fulfil my role as a husband to my wife and a father to my children.
On fatherhood (The Long Walk to Freedom, 1994): "Perhaps I was blinded to certain things because of the pain I felt for not being able to fulfil my role as husband to my wife and father to my children.
Dickinson seemed able to fulfil this ambition with remarkable ease.
They weren't able to fulfil their dreams".
Polyisobutylene (PIB) is able to fulfil these criteria.
If it is ready for dispatch the company might still be able to fulfil it.
If it's ready for dispatch the company should still be able to fulfil it.
"I believe every child should have one and be able to fulfil their dreams".
What's emerging is that Greece will probably not be able to fulfil its conditions.
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