When to capitalize names in English

sweet lesson, dear Rebecca, I want more from u, I mean lessons please so long n’ good bye.

thank Rebecca,its a great lesson.

thank you for your useful time to teach us the capitalizetion, also the small quis to help us to understand more. =)

really it is a very interesting lesson

Dear Mrs.Rebecca,
Thank you very much for all of your video lessons. They are really very useful. Could you, please tell us rules that govern the maintenance of tenses and speeches in academic essay writings. I would be thankful, if you go into depth of the details of essay writing.

“You scored 6 out of 7″.
But now, I got it !

I thank you, Rebecca, and greetings from Belgium. Bye, au revoir.

Hi Rebecca,
Thanks for you lesson, i enjoy very much..I am Burmese!.yes.. I am right! Thanks indeed!

Thank’s it’e very interest lesson

Dear Rebecca,
It was a great exercise. Thank you for helping us by posting these exercises to test ourselves how much we learned about the lesson seen above.

Rebeca, while whatching this preposition class on youtube a question came out from it…
You refer to time hourly, daily, date, monthly and so on… how about in a week’s time do i say at such week ? in such week, or on such week ??

I love your teaching, Thanks a lot I keep learning every day especially with teacher like you. I wish god Bless you

Hi Rebbeca: I feel so happy when I listen your English Class. For me Is very important learning every day with excellent teacher like you. Thanks a lot and God Bless you now and always

Hi Rebbeca its very useful for learners

Hi Rebecca
will you please explaim me how is the correct pronunciation of the words “neither and either”?
I’m looking forward to it and I’ll be very gratiful, thank you

Thank you Rebecca, I really your style of teaching I think it’s very interesting and joyful.I have a simple request could you please upload a lesson on how and when to use “IN” and “AT” because honestly its confusing I seriously don’t know what to say I was in my house or I was at my house thanks in advance.

Twas a good lesson to learn cap.

Thank you very much. so,i know more about capitalization.

I love your teaching… thanks alot :)

I learn capitalization and I love your teaching thanks very much

Thank you madam for your great work regarding this type of service.
IN WORLD SOME PEOPLE DONATE MONEY , BUT EDUCATION CANNOT BE DONATED .

Rebecca, I desperately need some help. In about one month I’ll be doing so-called SLEP TEST of englesh language, so could you explain me somehow what can I expect on that test, and if you have any sample of SLEP, could you send me some link? I’m pretty nervous, don’t know what to expect. Please respond as soon as possible. Thank you in advance

i like it thanks rebecca

Nice .. keep it up

This is great job i love u guys :D

thanks a lot i love the way you guys teach

Thank you. You are the best

i want to improve my hand writing because my hand writing is not good

thanks a lot for the information you provided me. i very impressed by your english you seem to be using very correct english your pronunciation is also excellent.

Thank you i like your ways for teching

hi i got 5of 7 thank u very moch

Thanks a lot Rebecca, I like your way in teaching, really thanks for these helpful lessons.
you make a big change in my English :)
Thanks Dear
Egypt

This lecture on Capitilization was very helpful indeed.I just want to confirm these rules apply whether we are using the words anywhere in the sentence.Eg. Sunday is a haoliday. and we went to school even on Sunday. please help.

Thank u

many thanks

It was a good lesson, thanks…

You are Genius Rebecca ….Thanks a lot ….

Thank u very much for ur good teaching.

Thnx Rebeeca

cool,,,,,,,9 out of 1o

Hi!
I made a mistake in #1. Why should we use lowercase “a” with an aunt’s name?

Dear Mrs Rebecca!
your lesson is great.I stop confusing those words
Thank you so much.

Thank’s a lot…Go ahead MRs. Rebecca!! :)

Could you tell me the difference lack, lock, look, luck in pronunciation

thanks :)