Question

Mike was made to clean his room или Mike is being made to clean his room?

Answer 1

Mike is being made to clean his room?
Майка заставляют убрать его комнату.

Первый вариант не подходит, так как неверный смысл, улчше использовать: 
Mike is allowed to clean the room.

Answer 2

Both sentences are correct, but they convey slightly different meanings:

1. "Mike was made to clean his room." This sentence is in the past tense and suggests that at some point in the past, someone (possibly a parent or authority figure) compelled Mike to clean his room. It implies that the action of making Mike clean his room has already taken place and is completed.

2. "Mike is being made to clean his room." This sentence is in the present tense and indicates that currently, someone is making Mike clean his room. It suggests that the action of making Mike clean his room is ongoing or in progress at the moment of speaking.

So, the choice between these sentences depends on the context and the specific time frame you want to convey. If you want to talk about a past event where Mike was forced to clean his room, use the first sentence. If you want to talk about the current situation where someone is making Mike clean his room, use the second sentence.