This is a part of a test question, and the answer for the underlined is "work".
What about "working"? Doesn't it make sense? I seem to have heard that "make A ~ing" is for continuous action while "make A bare infinitive" is for one-time action. What do you think?
ex)Animals that are active during the day are called diurnal...We are probably most familiar with the diurnal animals since they are the ones that are awake when we are. We make many of these animals, such as horses, donkeys, camels, and llamas working/work for us. Animals that are active during the night are called noncturnal...
Thanks a lot! You mean like "We were short of hands, so I made a hard-working clerk working all day long." can work?
But anyway, such case seems to be very rare.
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
I've heard "I had him working" is possible, but probably "make" can't be applied in this case. "make" and "have" are all causative verbs, but there seems to be some difference between them.