When can you use make and makes in a sentence?

The form make of the verb to make is used in the present and future tenses, and makes is used for the third person singular (he, she, or it makes).

Examples:

"She makes me crazy."

"It makes no sense."

"I need to make another try."

"How do you make a slingshot?"

"You can't make me!"

(*The noun make and its plural makes normally refer to models of cars.)