Japanese Verbs ~て (~Te) form roundup

After 4 or 5 posts on ~te verb form and some consideration, I decided to postpone further ~te form studies until I feel I really need it. For those more persistent than me, here is what's missed for now:

• Te Form + ageru
  
• Te Form + goran / goran nasai
• Te Form + ita
• Te Form + itadaku / morau
• Te Form + kara
• Te Form + kureru
• Te Form + kuru / iku
• Te Form + shimau
• Te Form + wa ikaga / dou desu ka

• てもかまわない te mo kamawanai: "You may do/I don't mind if you do"
• て欲しい te hoshii: "I want you to do (for me)"
• てすみません te sumimasen: "Sorry for making you go through all this trouble"

The list above adds to what I already learned:

• simple command ~て
• polite affirmative ~て + ください (kudasai)
  
• continuous action ~て+いる (iru)
• definitely will (do) ~ て+おく (oku, okimasu)
• will try to (do) ~て+みる (miru, mimasu)
• you must not ~て+いけない (ikenai)
  
• may do/may I do ~て+もいい (moii).

My plan for the next week or two is to learn more about verbs and continue my kanji/vocabulary studies. Once I get verbs form done I plan to take some tests and publish results to make us on the same page.
Keep reading: I continue searching for more great web tools to study Japanese and will post new links in my next posts.