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

And… and so on; Due to; Because of; Since; Conjunctive

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

by means of; with; using; by doing with

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?; Can you?; Would you?

I wonder...; I wonder if...; Could it be that...?; I wonder whether...?

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

to do (honorific)