only, no more than, as few as

One of ~, A member of a group, Among many ~, it is one (example)

There is nothing that is not ~, Everything ~; there is no ~ that isn’t ~

not even a little, not at all, not in the least

quite a few, quite a lot, many

In the event of, In the case of

Casual request for someone to do something, Ask someone to perform an action for you in a casual tone, Imperative-like use of the て-form in friendly speech

I'm glad that ..., It's a relief that ... happened, Nice that ... happened or turned out well

to make someone do something, to let someone do something, to have someone do something

You could say that, One could say that, It might be fair to say that

Even if, Even though, Despite ...ing/ ...that

to do something by accident, to finish completely / totally, unfortunately / regrettably

And… and so on, Due to, Because of

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