When I paste the following in
次の電話での会話を聞いてください。
it says that ください （くださる）is a verb, but to my opinion it is and adverb, right?
but in the following sentence it is a verb, ok?
少しお金をください。
ください
lucvileyn
March 5, 2012
Sayaka-Matsuura
March 13, 2012
Luc san,
ください is an imperative of the verb くださる which means 'to give'. It can be used to mean 'please give me' or 'please (do something for me)'.
In both of the examples you have given it is a verb.
I hope this helps!
Sayaka san
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