The train has become delayed.

The train is delayed, and it seems like I'm going to be late for the meeting.

He was observing the distant birds using binoculars.

Let's drink Chuhai tonight.

Ahem, let me start my presentation.

In Japanese grammar, we use the causative form to make expressions that make others do something.

He couldn't help but pass the exam.

It's impossible to finish this quickly.

He learned about the life of the Eta in his history class.

He finished all his homework yesterday.