Using "make" in sentences

KhoshtipManTo me both are correct with a little difference in meaning!

The first is not possible in native English. The second is standard.

Mister MicawberThe first is not possible in native English.

Did you mean it's grammatically correct but unnatural?

KhoshtipManDid you mean it's grammatically correct but unnatural?

It is not even correct.

Mister MicawberIt is not even correct.

Please have a look at http://ell.stackexchange.com/users/32/stoneyb's opinion here:

KhoshtipManPlease have a look at StoneyB 's opinion here

There are a lot of opinions in that thread, just as you can find on any forum. What's so special about StoneyB?

CJ

CalifJimThere are a lot of opinions in that thread, just as you can find on any forum. What's so special about StoneyB?

All the opinions say that "the show made us be happy" is correct. Once again have a look at it. It's updated.
And, I referred to that person because, to me, he is at the same level as MM on English.

KhoshtipMan he is at the same level as MM on English.

I doubt that seriously. How in the world did you presume to measure that?

Mister MicawberI doubt that seriously. How in the world did you presume to measure that?

By your reps.

I think you were wrong in the case of that question.
Let's extend the issue by giving another example:

First, the structure is Subject + make + object + bare infinitive

Now consider this sentence please: The teacher

KhoshtipManBy your reps.

Interesting. And where is that posted?

Mister MicawberInteresting. And where is that posted?

The thread is updated but I think you saw the reps for that teacher there, at the time (it's just a guess, of course).

But why talking about marginal questions. The real question here is this:
Is the following sentence correct?
The teacher made us study very hard.

Yes