Discussion
Their earnings are such that they find it difficult to make both ends to meet.
Answer: D
It should read to make both ends meet.
Make both ends meet is a fixed idiom, and make here takes the bare infinitive: make the ends meet, not make them to meet. The image is of the two ends of a household account being brought together.
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