several different prepositions depending on the context in which it is used. Some common prepositions that can be used with the verb make include:
make for: to result in or bring about a particular outcome or situation
make out of: to create or form something using specific materials or components
make from: to produce or create something using raw materials or ingredients
make by: to create or accomplish something through a specific process or method
make with: to use something as a tool or ingredient in the creation of something else
make into: to transform or convert something into a different form or state
These prepositions can help clarify the relationship between the verb make and the object or complement that follows it in a sentence.
