Read each pattern and its example, then write your own sentence on the line.
〜までのことはない V-dict + までのこともない
Says an action is too trivial to be worth going that far. A stronger, more formal variant of 〜までもない, common in business speech and writing.
わざわざ確認するまでのこともない小さなミスだ。 It's a minor slip, not even worth checking on.
〜に忍びない V-dict + に忍びない (見る・聞く・捨てる 等と共に)
Expresses that one cannot bear to do something because it is too painful or feels wrong. Literary and formal; pairs with verbs like 見る, 聞く, 捨てる.
思い出の詰まった品を捨てるに忍びない。 I can't bring myself to throw away things full of memories.
〜にかなう N + にかなう (理・条件・目的・お眼鏡 など)
Means to match or satisfy a standard, condition or expectation. Fixed collocations include 理にかなう, 条件にかなう, お眼鏡にかなう. Formal, mostly written.
その説明は理にかなっている。 That explanation stands to reason.
〜に臨んで N + に臨んで (試合・卒業・開会式 など重要な場面)
Means 'on the occasion of / facing' an important event such as a ceremony, match or negotiation. Formal written style, typical of speeches and news.
開会式に臨んで、市長が挨拶を述べた。 On the occasion of the opening ceremony, the mayor gave an address.
〜たるや N + たるや (後件で程度の甚だしさを述べる)
Picks up a topic and leads into a statement about how extreme it is. Strongly literary and emphatic; found in essays, reviews and dramatic narration.
あの試合の熱狂ぶりたるや、言葉にできないほどだった。 The frenzy at that match was beyond description.
〜折に N + の折に / V-dict / V-ta + 折に
Means 'on the occasion of / when the chance arises'. Polite and formal, common in letters and business speech; not used for everyday trivial events.
上京の折には、ぜひお立ち寄りください。 When you come up to Tokyo, please do drop by.