We use could to talk about a general ability somebody had in the past. We use was/were able to to talk about an ability somebody had at a specific time or event in the past.
Choose could, couldn’t, was able to or were able to to complete each sentence.
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My grandfather, who died last year, was an excellent musician. He ___ play the guitar very well.
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When I was younger, I was useless at sport. I ___ throw or kick anything.
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Your directions were very good so we ___ find the place without any problems.
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There was nobody to disturb me so I ___ finish it quickly
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When she was 15, she ___ run the 100 metres in only 11.25 seconds.
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Before he got married my brother travelled a lot so, he ___ speak three languages.
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Nobody understood what was happening so, the thief ___ escape.
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