make

make + noun/pronoun + base form
He always makes her laugh.
He always makes her laughs. (wrong)
He always makes her to laugh. (wrong)
He always makes her laughing. (wrong)

be + made + to + base form
I was made to wait an hour to see him.
I was made wait an hour to see him. (wrong)
I was made waited an hour to see him. (wrong)
I was made waiting an hour to see him. (wrong)

make + noun + adjective
The news made her happy.
The news made her was happy. (wrong)
The news made her be happy. (wrong)