Difference and samples
Sometimes say "made", sometimes say "make".
What's the difference between them?
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Made is past participle form of make.
Example:
I make a lot of money ( present simple)
I made a lot of money last month ( past simple- completed action)
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Made is the past of the make verb.
Made can also be used as an adjective like when you say for example home made
To make is the infinitive verb
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made is past tense. make is current tense.
Last night I made stew. I will make pie tomorrow.
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