Grammar notes 49

でございます　and でいらっしゃいます is the deferential form of the copula. でございます is restricted for oneself only, when speaking about the addressee or a object connected with the addressee でいらっしゃいます must be used.

The honorific form of a verb is formed by the pattern お(になる|です), where N is a verb in base 2. Should a more honorific sentence be required です can be replaced with いらっしゃいます.

When transforming a verbal noun into honorific, they take the pattern 御[noun N]なさる where N is a verbal noun. While the use of passive, Nされる is still possible, it is not frequently used.

Humble verbs are formed with the pattern お(します|いたします) where V is a verb in base 2. For a verbal noun a 御 is overriding the start to form 御[noun N](します|いたします)

Causatives may be used for requests. The pattern (もらいます|いただきます), V is a verb in ーて form, is not really a request, merely stating what you intend to do in a polite way. The pattern (くる|下さい|もらいたい|ほしい|いただきたい) is however used for strong requests or demands.

出来るだけ simply means "as much as possible", and is used such that 出来るだけ[sentence S] where S is an arbitrary sentence.

(もの|もん) may be inserted before with final verb in a sentence for sympathy.

Grammar notes 48

There are two ways to express percentage. One is to utilize the loanword パーセント, the other is by using 割 for 10% and 分 for one percent so that x割y分 = x*0.1+y*0.01.

Brusque positive commands are formed by going to base 5. If a negative command is desired な needs to be appended in base 3.