Difference and samples
Sometimes say "made", sometimes say "make".
What's the difference between them?

Question

Difference and samples
Sometimes say "made", sometimes say "make". 
What's the difference between them?

Answer

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)

Answer

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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