Practise asking about access at a venue.
The idea
Name the feature you need and ask Is there…? or Could you provide…?.
Examples
- Is there a step-free entrance to the museum?
- Is the lift wide enough for a wheelchair?
- Can I bring my assistance dog into the café?
- Are captions available for the tour video?
- Where is the accessible toilet on this floor?
- Could you provide the information in large print?
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Watch out
Do not assume that accessible describes every feature; ask about the particular route or service.
Try it yourself
Complete the question: Does the cinema have a ___ for wheelchairs? (ramp / menu)
Show answer or example answer
ramp
ramp names a sloping way in.
Complete the question: Are there ___ for the online lecture? (captions / stairs)
Show answer or example answer
captions
captions display spoken words as text.
Complete the question: Can you provide a ___-free route to the hall? (step / meal)
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step
step completes the compound step-free.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Complete the question: Does the cinema have a ___ for wheelchairs? (ramp / menu)
Complete the question: Are there ___ for the online lecture? (captions / stairs)
Complete the question: Can you provide a ___-free route to the hall? (step / meal)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Ask a venue about two features you need.