Make + object + bare infinitive
Incorrect : The teacher made Salam to stand up on the bench.
Correct : The teacher made Salam stand up on the bench.
Incorrect : Don't make me to laugh.
Correct : Don't make me laugh.
Note: "Make' here means "force or cause a person to do something'. In this sense, "make' is always followed by a bare infinitive. But when the verb is used in the passive voice, "to' is used. For example:
She was made to wait for hours.
But if you use the verb "cause" even in the active voice, it is followed by an object and a "to-infinitive'. For example:
The earthquake caused the building to collapse.
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