Please capitalize where necessary: we can’t avoid making mistakes in our lives. committing errors are inevitable – like doing something out of the conventional – but we need to learn something from all the mistakes we made and try not to make the same errors repeatedly.
A: We can’t avoid making mistakes in our lives. Committing errors are inevitable – like doing something out of the conventional – but we need to learn something from all the mistakes we made and try not to make the same errors repeatedly.
Q: instead, he comes to the basilica after mass to venerate the new blessed.

A: Instead, he comes to the Basilica after mass to venerate the new blessed.
Q: the resort offers a wide range of facilities which include; a five-star hotel, club house, pro shop, restaurants, snack bar, tennis courts, squash court, gymnasium/sauna, indoor & outdoor swimming pools, spa, sports fields (soccer, football, rugby), golf academy, driving range, putting & chipping green, 6 hole par 3 executive course.
A: The resort offers a wide range of facilities which include; a five-star hotel, club house, pro shop, restaurants, snack bar, tennis courts, squash court, gymnasium/sauna, indoor & outdoor swimming pools, spa, sports fields (soccer, football, rugby), golf academy, driving range, putting & chipping green, 6 hole par 3 executive course.
Problem: 7 webmasters, copy this source code onto your website an you will see a new game icon and link, the latest online game selected by pepere every day.
Can you repeat this sentence, but capitalize it?
Answer: 7 Webmasters, copy this source code onto your website an you will see a new game icon and link, the latest online game selected by Pepere every day.
Text: in part 1 i started off with a couple of things that have already begun to be implemented: capped stakes and a ban on p2p transfers.

Correct capitalization: In Part 1 I started off with a couple of things that have already begun to be implemented: Capped stakes and a ban on P2P transfers.
Q: doctors suggest that you avoid the use of bottles and pacifiers for at least the first six weeks.
A:
Doctors suggest that you avoid the use of bottles and pacifiers for at least the first six weeks.