~くする・~にする
Make someone or something become a certain way
You'll be able to describe deliberately changing a quality, condition, or setting.

父はテレビの音を小さくします。
chichi wa terebi no oto o chiisaku shimasu.
What do you think this sentence means?
My father turns down the television volume.
Deliberately change a condition
~くする and ~にする describe making something become a certain way. Someone actively changes the condition; the thing being changed is commonly marked with を.
部屋をきれいにしました。
heya o kirei ni shimashita.
I made the room clean.
Form and use ~くする・~にする
Use 小さくする for making something small and 静かにする for making it quiet. Conjugate する for tense and politeness. Noun + にする can also mean choosing or designating something.
テレビの音を小さくしてください。
terebi no oto o chiisaku shite kudasai.
Please turn down the TV volume.
図書館では静かにしてください。
toshokan de wa shizuka ni shite kudasai.
Please be quiet in the library.
この部屋を教室にします。
kono heya o kyoushitsu ni shimasu.
I will turn this room into a classroom.
暑いですね。エアコンを少し強くしましょうか。
atsui desu ne. eakon o sukoshi tsuyoku shimashou ka.
It's hot, isn't it? Shall I turn the air conditioner up a little?
お客さんが来るので、玄関をきれいにしました。
okyakusan ga kuru node, genkan o kirei ni shimashita.
Guests were coming, so I cleaned up the entrance.
時間がないので、今日の話は短くします。
jikan ga nai node, kyou no hanashi wa mijikaku shimasu.
We're short on time, so I'll keep today's talk short.
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