You have an online English tutor. You have ChatGPT. You are showing up every week and putting in the effort.So why does your English feel like it is staying in the same place?For many adult learners in Japan and East Asia, the answer is not effort. It is direction. AI tools, translation apps, and pre-prepared scripts make lessons feel productive - while quietly removing the one thing that actually builds real fluency: the struggle.Wrong Fluency is a short, direct guide for online English learners who want to use AI and their human tutor the right way - not just the easy way. Drawing on real teaching experience and current research on language acquisition, this book gives you a clear picture of what is actually happening in your lessons, and a practical system for changing it.You will learn: why finishing a lesson with a good feeling is sometimes a warning sign; the three specific ways AI gets English wrong even when the grammar is correct; what your human tutor can do that no tool ever will; and how to build a simple weekly loop that connects every lesson to the next one.This is not a book against AI. AI has a real place in language learning, and this book tells you exactly what that place is. But the most important move you can make is knowing which tool belongs where - and having the courage to let the harder one do its job.The tool doesn't learn. You do.
AmazonPages: 73, Paperback, Independently published
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