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ESL Inventory offers free English language exercises, and teaching materials for English as a Second Language students and teachers. Perfect for classroom use, homework, or online learning.

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Infographic explaining wish clauses in English grammar, showing structures for unreal wishes (wish + subjunctive: “I wish I were taller”), past regrets (wish + past perfect: “I wish I had studied harder”), complaints (wish + would: “I wish you would stop interrupting”), social wishes (wish + object: “I wish you good luck”), and formal wishes (wish + infinitive: “I wish to express my gratitude”), with clear examples and explanations. More on ESL-inventory.com
Infographic explaining the subjunctive mood in English, showing present and past subjunctive structures, uses, and examples for suggestions, necessity, wishes, and hypothetical situations. More on ESL-inventory.com
Visual chart of B2–C1 phrasal verbs with “make” showing particles like into, out, off, for, over, towards, and of, with definitions and example sentences. ESL grammar infographic from esl-inventory.com.
Infographic explaining modals of advice in English, including should, ought to, had better, and could, with examples of positive and negative forms such as should not, ought not to, and had better not. The visual shows how to give advice, recommendations, warnings, and polite suggestions, with example sentences and clear explanations of strength and formality. ESL grammar chart designed for English learners to understand modal verbs and modal expressions of advice, featuring structured layout, visual icons, and ESL Inventory educational branding. More on esl-inventory.com
English mixed conditionals infographic showing past perfect + would and past simple + would have structures with clear examples for ESL learners. More on ESL-Inventory.com grammar resources
Infographic titled “Inversions – ESL Inventory” explaining English inversion for emphasis and formality. Includes examples with negative expressions (never, rarely, hardly), “only” structures (only by, only when), and inverted conditionals without “if” (Had he arrived earlier…). Shows sentence transformations such as “Never have I seen…” and “Only by working hard can you succeed.” ESL grammar resource from esl-inventory.com.
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Time to Speak

Here you’ll find a collection of speaking cards for meaningful repetition, suitable for classroom groups or one-to-one lessons.

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Verb Tenses

You’ll find exercises and infographics on verb tenses, explanations and exercises to understand when to use them.

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Modal Verbs

Modals verbs are a type of auxiliary verbs. They express different modalities

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Parts of Speech

Parts of speech are the types of words we use in sentences, like nouns, verbs, adjectives, and even Phrasal Verbs. Learning them helps you speak and write more clearly and effectively.

Parts of Speech
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Complex Structures

Conditionals, Passive Voice, Reported Speech, and much more…

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Culture Dive

Find here different reading exercises about traveling and culture in English-speaking countries.

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