1, their pronunciations are different. Use pronunciations to distinguish them and try to spell as little as possible. Dessert, [America] After-dinner dessert Complex number: desserts. Desert, [America] Desert; Wasteland; Deserved rewards and punishments; Credit, virtue. Desert-like; Barren, barren; No one. Give up, abandon; AWOL; Desperate.

2. The meanings of the two are different. dessert is a desert and Dessert is a dessert. Generally, it is distinguished in this way: the desert is barren and nothing grows, and it is associated with fewer letters, one S, so the other letter with more two S is a dessert.

The skills of accurate English pronunciation are:

1."r" is silent.

You know, most English speakers don't curl their tongues when they pronounce R (except those from Scotland, Northumbria, Northern Ireland and parts of Lancashire), but not all British accents are the same. Don't pronounce the r after the vowel, lengthen the vowel at the same time, and add an "uh" sound (here is pronounced "heeuh").

The letter "u" is pronounced as "ew" in "stupid" and "duty", just like the word "you".

Don't pronounce "oo" like an American accent, so the correct pronunciation should be stewpid, or schewpid is also common, but it's not stoopid; And duty should be "dewty", or more commonly "jooty". In standard English, "a" (for example, in "father") should be an open voice at the back of the mouth, which sounds like "Arh".

3. Words with more consonants should be pronounced clearly.

The t in "duty" is pronounced t: don't pronounce it as d and doody as in American English, so "duty" should be pronounced as dewty, or, to be gentle, jooty. When read－ing the suffix "-ing", you should emphasize the nasal sound of "g". This should sound "-－ing" instead of "-－een". But sometimes it is shortened to "in", such as "lookin".