Verbs (Causative-passive voice), To be made to do something, To be forced to do

by means of, with, using

result state after purposeful action, left in that state, has been prepared or arranged and remains so

Want someone to do something in a certain way, Want someone to be able to do something, Want something to happen in a certain way

while, during the time that ~

It's okay not to ~, You don't have to ~, You may skip ~

to try doing something, to give something a try, to test something by doing it

I'm sorry for ~, Sorry for doing ~, Please excuse me for ~

to do something for someone, to do a favor for someone, to help someone by doing something for them

to do something for someone (benefiting the speaker), someone does something for you, an act of kindness or service from someone else

to have someone do something for me, to get someone to do something for me, to receive a favor by someone’s action

command to do, imperative instruction, tell someone to do something (soft imperative)

to connect actions or states with a sense of 'and', 'but', or parallelism, list two or more actions/states without showing strict sequence, contrast or simultaneous actions in a single clause

Please do not (for me), Casual request

Thank you for doing ~ for me, Thanks for helping me with ~, I’m grateful you did ~ for me

Won't you?, Will you?, Could you?

I wonder..., I wonder if..., Could it be that...?

to do (honorific), to perform an action with honorific form, to become the one who does the action (honorific)

to do (honorific)

Please do ~ (polite), Would you please ~ (honorific)