make sb. feel. ……使/让/令……（感到/觉得）…… Eg1. This gentle breeze makes me feel happy. 这柔和的微风让/使/令我（感到/觉得）快乐。 Eg2. It makes me feel anxious/worried/frustrated to think about the coming final examination. 想到即将到来的期末考试，我就感到/觉得焦虑/担心/沮丧。Or 即将到来的期末考试让/使/令我（感到/觉得）焦虑/担心/沮丧。 （Should I say “to think about” or “thinking about” or "to think of" in this English sentence?） I think “make” is a really fantastic word in English because it has so many applications! You can try to translate this more complicated one:” The internet makes it easier for people to contact each other than ever before.”

让我 / 使我 / 令我 It make me feel anxious=这 让我/使我/令我 觉得不安。 something makes me feel.....? = 让我 觉得/感到 ......

有些事情使我觉得焦虑、开心、担心、失意。

有些東西令我覺得.... 一些is some 一些東西 is something 令我 makes me 覺得 feel usually we will have 覺得 omitted and : 一些東西令我高興 something makes me happy however, if you want to make the sentence complete, something should be changed to there exists(there is) something: there is something in chinese is 有些 有些東西令我高興 is a common pattern