Friends share secrets. That's what keeps them close.

[Zoli]

Is "close" a verb in "Friends share secrets. That's what keeps them close." ?

I'm asking because "close" is pronounced a little differently when it is a verb or an adjective. One ends with a "z" sound, the other one with an "s" sounds.

 

[Tarheel]

Is "close" a verb in "Friends share secrets. That's what keeps them close." ?

No.

I'm asking because "close" is pronounced a little differently when it is a verb or an adjective. One ends with a "z" sound, the other one with an "s" sound.

That's right. "Close" is pronounced one way as a verb and another way as an adjective.

 

[teechar]

Is "close" a verb in "Friends share secrets. That's what keeps them close." ?

No. It's an adjective.

I'm asking because "close" is pronounced a little differently when it is a verb or an adjective. One ends with a "z" sound, the other one with an "s" sounds.

Yes, use "z" for the verb, and "s" for the adjective.