Using AI to practise speaking without a partner, where automated feedback is reliable, where it is not, and what immersive VR practice adds over an app.
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An AI will talk to you at 6am, never gets bored, and never judges your grammar. It also will not tell you the truth about how you sound unless you ask correctly.
VR is sold as the future of language learning. Its real contribution is narrower and more interesting than that — and it is not about the graphics.
A pronunciation app told you 72%. That number feels precise and is not. Understanding what it measured tells you when to trust it.
The question is not whether AI replaces English teachers. It is which parts of the job are worth your evening — and which were never the teaching.
